Read Brief: Robert Caniguele's The Knower: The Biography of Ramanujan

The son of India, the mathematical genius, Ramanujan, had no formal systematic education, but had achieved world-class success, discovering more than three thousand elaborate and gorgeous formulas. Unfortunately, it is precisely because of the lack of formal education that some formulas have been discovered by previous generations. If he had received a formal education earlier, how much of a shock it would have been to the mathematical community.

Growing up in the caste society of India, Ramanujin's identity as a Brahmin allowed him to endure poverty and concentrate on mathematics. It feels a bit like a scholar of ancient life, even if he is poor, he has his own pride.

But it is also because of his caste problem that going abroad to receive education contradicts his caste concept. As a result, he was depressed and eventually died young.

Analyzing its ability to grow into a genius, there are three main points:

1. A pluralistic evaluation system society, where everyone can play to their strengths and not be abandoned by society

2. Bó Lè who knows how to appreciate and inspire

3. The system of targeted genius education.