Richard Feynman Explains Why GENIUS RAMANUJAN Got Math Answers In His Dreams

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  @StephenHawkingUniverse · 7 months ago

  Hardy’s integrity really stands out. He recognized Ramanujan’s brilliance and made sure the credit stayed where it belonged.

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  @UncomplicatingTheUniverse · 7 months ago

  I respect Hardy’s integrity and humility—he gave Ramanujan the credit he deserved instead of claiming the work as his own.

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• RJ

  @rj6404 · 7 months ago

  Brains like Ramanujan's are born once in Two centuries, His work on mock theta functions is currently being used to understand the entropy of black holes, a concept that didn't even exist in his time.

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  @clarkelliott5389 · 7 months ago

  Ramanujan was like a Mozart of mathematics.  If he had only lived another 10 or 20 years, what might he have discovered?

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  @barcelonafan23 · 6 months ago (edited)

  I am a surgical trainee currently in Cardiac surgery. I have been a doctor for 6 yrs since med school , so I'm still relatively a young resident doctor. But i have seen quite a lot. One thing I can assure you is the more medicine i read and see around me , the more i am humbled by how much i don't know. There's things beyond our comprehension even in daily medicine such as in our hospitals. We are trained to think familiarity breeds confidence but sometimes in reality it is the unfamiliar encounters and experiences we have that teach us the biggest lessons. Never stop learning because Life never stops teaching ❤ God bless everyone reading this and wishing harmony to the whole World ❤

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• CK

  @ckjaidev · 6 months ago

  I get tears in my eyes whenever I listen to stories about Ramanujan. Couldn’t hold back when I visited Namakkal.  Offered prayers at the Namagiri Thayar temple.

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• BL

  @Blaah6 · 7 months ago

  If he has lived like as long as Einstein, world would have been different.

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• SA

  @saurabhrai5461 · 7 months ago

  Ramanujan and Nikola Tesla both were pretty similar, both saw solutions in their dreams.

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  @Genghis56 · 7 months ago

  Ramanujan's mom was a devotee of Goddess Namagiri and consecrated her son to the Goddess. The same Goddess is the source of what he knows.

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  @us-Bahn · 7 months ago

  “No calculation no derivation.” In reality Ramanujan was a calculating machine. He arrived at his results through exhaustive inductive method.

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  @hn4806 · 7 months ago

  32 years young to die... such a loss to the world... Real loss... such genius, math talent of centuries...

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  @TrunnionTech · 7 months ago

  My wife's maternal grandmother was related to him, they were all from a place called Namakkal in Tamil Nadu state.

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