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I have a PhD in math and am thinking of returning to research mathematics, but dude like every unsolved problem is so fucking hard. No idea how I'm gonna actually *do* mathematics when everything is untouchable.

I'm not an idiot either. I can solve IMO problems with about a 50% success rate. But with these unsolved problems its like every idea you try doesn't work.
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>>16831370
>if I have to think for myself about something, its hard!!
classic mathtard
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>>16831370
Why lie? Why write fiction like this? Why shitpost on /sci/? Why do you make your mother cry?
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>>16831379
>you're old enough to know better
Imagination makes the burger flipping times fly by.
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>>16831370
>PhD in math
>I can solve IMO problems with about a 50% success rate
>50% success rate
Where'd you get your doctorate? Xavier's school for the mentally retarded?
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>>16831418
To my knowledge, many math PhD students can't solve IMO problems at all
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>>16831370
start working on systems with different axioms instead of the usual kiked axioms everyone uses
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>>16831370
>I have a PhD in math and am thinking of returning to research mathematics,
You probably didn't even finish high school.



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