who knows what this guy could invent

a method if not a physical device

There was a community during the medieval era which tried to figure out how to solve polynomials of increasing degree

Everyone wanted the glory of taking it one step farther

I do this thing where I might pick something up to learn, but eventually give up. Some time passes, then I go at it again, I give up again, then after a number of tries I eventually always get it.

if I were fuhrer he's the guy I would commission to make the deep learning software to crunch racial quality scores from a huge database of profiles containing a few head photographs and other personal info

I think things sometimes have to take time.

maths definitely does

But you don't need to entirely give up.

math is one of those things that seems to improve by revelation/"eureka!" moments

it's often described as constantly bumping into walls until you know the layout of the area

only makes sense that it requires backing off to let things settle in your mind at times

there's an amazing documentary about this actually, about the guy who solved fermat's last theorem in the 90s

https://i.imgur.com/hMeFDlg.png

https://i.imgur.com/0hudFUX.jpg

That cabinet is the first CAD model I ever designed.

And the game that runs on the arcade is the first software that was something I've coded from scratch.

I've always tried my very best to make things the way I imagine them and no less..

This is when I invented perspective as a five year old 😃

Just to illustrate, it's a mech foot seen from the front.

@Hagel this is how I learned polynomials https://youtu.be/Irm7EA4Z5Ps?t=398

It shows it graphically through animation, if a new concept can be represented graphically it's initally a lot easier to understand for me and enables me to understand more of what's written as well.

Nice, you're a spatial mind

that explains why you have graphical talent

I guess so, I'm autistic so when they examined me to determine if I had a disability they had me take an IQ test and it showed my working memory and my speed is only at 80-83, but everything else is slightly above average then the visuospatial part I got 139 and 145 is all answers correct.

Almost everything can be thought of spatially

1autism 2 spacial intelligence 3 profit

topology is the language

Yeah I'm preparing to start my own company.

Gonna sell my software products and digital art content.

ever considered working in architecture?

what software you got fam

and what's your estimated demand for it

also how does gradation and density compute in your mind?

Meanwhile I've got a dayjob where I'm a machine operator with people who are just aiming to get by, they watch icehockey and drink beer during the weekends for the most part. Anyways I'm machining steel parts and I've caught the opportunity to have them teach me all machines how everything works in depth and that's nice because I want to know how to manufacture anything the way I want.

And that makes it okay.

this is how society treats its geniuses

i feel like your intuitive knowledge of topology could be incredibly useful in the 3d printing or microboilogy worlds

this is why I am entirely fine with space nazi government system, promote this man in the hive just for being born talented