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JanSafr said:Am a mathematical genius and computer science and other by most metrics that are available today.
No problem. I have a proof under the RH (standard assumption in cryptology).Haborix said:and, sorry, just to check that you are actually a genius, please provide the solution to the following:
Show that the all the complex zeros of ##\zeta(s)## have real part equal to ##1/2##, where $$\zeta(s)=\sum_{n=1}^\infty\frac{1}{n^s}$$
Are you sure you're not just meta-stable?hutchphd said:I'm only annoyed because I forgot to say I was a very stable genius. Ah well... not presidential timber.
Not an apple store?Mondayman said:I work with a number of geniuses. Every day. In a furniture warehouse..
Yeah, I guess it's time to tie off this thread now. Thanks folks.caz said:Just because a person opens themselves up to ridicule does not mean that it is nice to pile on.
The term "genius" is subjective and can have different interpretations. Some may consider a genius to be someone with a high level of intelligence and exceptional abilities in a specific field, while others may view it as a combination of creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
There are various standardized tests, such as IQ tests, that are used to measure intelligence. However, these tests only provide a limited understanding of a person's overall intelligence and should not be the sole factor in determining someone's level of intelligence.
While some people may have a natural inclination towards certain skills or abilities, anyone can develop and improve their intelligence and skills through hard work, dedication, and practice. Therefore, it is possible for someone to become a genius through effort and determination.
Similar to the previous question, the answer is that both nature and nurture play a role in someone's intelligence and abilities. While genetics may contribute to certain traits, a person's environment and experiences also play a significant role in shaping their intelligence and skills.
Yes, there is not a single definition or type of genius. Some may excel in a specific academic field, while others may possess exceptional artistic or athletic abilities. Additionally, there are various categories of intelligence, such as emotional intelligence and social intelligence, which can also be considered aspects of being a "genius".