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Hmm that's very interesting. I just don't understand how he made it through university. When I was enrolled in CS I somewhat got along with Algebra and was comp
by cJ0th 9y ago
Hmm that's very interesting. I just don't understand how he made it through university. When I was enrolled in CS I somewhat got along with Algebra and was completely lost when it came to Analysis and so I dropped out. Back then I was working so hard at my courses I felt that I simply had no time to even consider "other stuff". I would like to know how it was obvious to him what he had to do.
- lightedman 9y ago"I just don't understand how he made it through university." The point of University is to improve your ability to figure things out utilizing what you already know. Note that this person stated that they had to work backwards with a lot of stuff, probably building from prior knowledge until they had the proper knowledge base required to tackle the subject.
- pierre_d528 9y ago> Scholze started teaching himself college-level mathematics at > the age of 14 And also that a few people have exceptional intellectual abilities, built-in.