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Famous quotes about mathematicians

Famous quotes about mathematicians

1. Time is a constant, but it is also a variable. There are infinitely many diligent people and infinitely few lazy people. ——Zi Yan

2. If a person treats strangers kindly and politely, then he must be a sincere and compassionate good person. His heart is often connected with the hearts of others. rather than in isolation. ——Bacon

3. Genius is not trustworthy, intelligence is unreliable, and it is unimaginable to pick up great scientific inventions by chance. ——Hua Luogeng

4. Numerous facts have shown that only by devoting your whole body and mind, concentrating, striving for excellence, not being afraid of hard work, and never looking back, can you climb the peak of science. ——Deng Xiaoping

5. The human soul may be able to become more and more attuned to the desolate and desolate world scenery that human beings find unpalatable in their youth. One day in the future, in the entire natural world, only the unpretentious and sublime places of mountains, seas and wilderness will be in absolute harmony with the mood of those who are more thoughtful. Even if this time hasn't really come yet, it doesn't seem to be very far away. ——Hardy

6. Mathematics is advancing unfettered along its own path. This is not because it has any license to be exempted from legal constraints, but because mathematics inherently has A freedom determined by its nature and consistent with its existence - Hankel, Hermann

7. I don't know what people in the world think of me. But I think of it this way: I seem to be a child playing on the sea, sometimes finding a smooth stone, sometimes finding a beautiful shell and being happy about it. Despite this, the ocean of truth mysteriously opens before us. ——Newton

8. I think, therefore I am. ——Descartes

9. Mathematicians pay no attention to statements or conjectures. They only deduce everything based on definitions and axioms, and use arguments and reasoning. In fact, it is incorrect to call those theories that are only based on conjectures or hypotheses as science, because conjectures often resort to certain opinions or claims, and therefore they cannot produce knowledge from them. ——Reid, Thomas

10. Mathematics is the key to science. Ignoring mathematics will definitely harm all knowledge, because people who ignore mathematics cannot understand any other science or even anything else in the world. What is more serious is that the person who neglects mathematics cannot understand his own negligence, which will ultimately lead to the inability to seek any remedial measures. ——Bacon, Roger

11. Everyone has the ability to learn. As long as a person is alive, learning will stop here, unless his learning ability declines because he does not use his ability to learn. Political freedom cannot last unless it is accompanied by unlimited access to knowledge. Without continual learning and re-learning, truth cannot long remain in human affairs. There will be no peace unless there are continuous and unlimited opportunities for learning, and unless people continually take advantage of such opportunities. ——Hutchins

12. The function of the school is to "teach students to learn" through systematic training. The method is to develop students' thinking ability, ability to organize work, and establish connections between analysis and synthesis. abilities, while encouraging them to develop habits of dialogue and participation in group work. —— Langland

13. No great discovery can be made without bold guesses. ——Newton

14. How can a person become a philosopher if he does not use other people’s better methods to maintain his enthusiasm? ——Thoreau

15. God created The world has been destroyed, but it is the devil who keeps the world running - Tristan Bernard

16. The man who leaves the country in order to improve himself and others is a philosopher, but he is blinded by curiosity. A man who moves from one country to another, driven by impulse, is nothing more than a wanderer. ——Gormisch

17. The driving force for mathematical inventions and creations is not reasoning, but the use of imagination.

——Demo