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I think it's a bit misleading to say he learned math from those books. He got his start there, but surely the bulk of his mathematical knowledge was more advan
by EdwardCoffin 9y ago
I think it's a bit misleading to say he learned math from those books. He got his start there, but surely the bulk of his mathematical knowledge was more advanced. However, it's quite possible that he retained the attitude from those early books. It seems to me though that he already had that attitude prior to reading the "practical man" books, and it is more that they particularly resonated with him because of it.