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2016-08-03
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Saw the movie 'The man who knew infinity' yesterday. Ramanujan, a self taught Indian man, did math by intuition and didn't need proofs, because he just felt it was true. They were 'thoughts of God' so to speak. Very intriguing mathematician. When he came to Trinity College in England he was forced to work on proofs which was a bit against his nature. In a way it reminds of me dynamic vs static typing 😛