The Man Who Thought Any Numbers

The man who loved only numbers. Is a fantastic book because it's got massed puzzles, like problems in it that you can work on. But the risk is perpetuating this kind of, you need to just be this other worldly, detached being. And don't gant be wrong. Edish was very much like that. The reason weere so fascinated with him was he was so exceptional. Whereas the vast majority of jobbing mathematicians, or people who work in tech or physics or engineeringi they struggle with it like everyone. They enjoy the fact it's hard, butit i's a real chance to turn the handle. Wes, we're telling people, this is what