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"The Man Who Knew Only Numbers"

 
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Dec3-09, 10:45 PM   #1
 

"The Man Who Knew Only Numbers"


This is the title of a bio of the great Paul Erdos that I read a few years back. I thought it was great by giving us a glimpse into the "normal" side of life of the great genius. Has anybody else read it?
 
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Dec4-09, 12:19 AM   #2
 
I saw the movie, it was amazing. Really liked it. Whenever I have time I'm going to pick up the book and read it.
 
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