"They're acting like we're a bunch of math geniuses".
If this is so, the average ability of men and women may be identical, but the pool of math geniuses from which top universities recruit is disproportionately male.
I am no match for the thousands of math geniuses with their heads buried in Bloomberg machines and Excel spreadsheets, figuring out how to get the upper hand.
Maybe then more of our next generation of math geniuses will think about going into engineering the next great global industry — energy technology — rather than engineering derivatives.
"21," the Columbia Pictures release about a team of math geniuses assembled by a professor (Kevin Spacey, right) to beat the Las Vegas blackjack tables, hauled in an estimated $23.7 million in its debut weekend at North American theaters.
But it is really the collective brainpower of a group of math geniuses who followed him that brought us to the point we are at today.
The Academy award winning Alan Turing biopic, "The Imitation Game" got people talking about code-breaking mathematics and computer science, even if it also felt obligated to reinvigorate the tired trope of math genius-as-social misfit.
As it turned out, though, the money to support both Sea Change and Breitbart came from the same place — Renaissance Technologies, a hedge fund based on Long Island, N.Y., churning astonishing profits with a formula of algorithms and equations that only a select group of math geniuses understand.
You cannot become a genius at math if you do not first become familiar with the basic concepts.
She added, "Christian is like a math genius of the bow".
They might, for example, work with the school's math club, securing parental consent to enlist those kids as guinea pigs in their attempts to develop the computerized math genius of tomorrow.
