| ▲ | jdougan 6 hours ago | |
> “In my early days it was an article of faith among a selfstyled ‘intellectual elite’ that they could teach calculus to a horse . . if they started early enough, spent enough money, supplied special tutoring, and were endlessly patient and always careful not to bruise his equine ego. They were so sincere that it seems downright ungrateful that the horse always persisted in being a horse. Especially as they were right . . if ‘starting early enough’ is defined as a million years or more." | ||
| ▲ | hirvi74 an hour ago | parent [-] | |
László Polgár kind of did it three times. | ||