Atish Mistry

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instead I would go for a walk down by the lake. When I’m walking I find I can concentrate my mind on one very particular aspect of a problem, focusing on it completely. I’d always have a pencil and paper ready, so if I had an idea I could sit down at a bench and start scribbling away.’
Fermat’s Last Theorem: The compelling biography and history of mathematical intellectual endeavour
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