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by jjaredsimpson
3301 days ago
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Gauss and Riemann may have been selective publishers, but they produced and thought about topics constantly. We can see this in their correspondence and private notes. They probably weren't making lists of topics they wanted to study one day and getting stuck not even starting. |
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Is that common? I have this problem of making lists of things that I want to do, but typically it doesn't get much further than that. I feel like a constantly plan, but never do anything.
Also, I agree regarding those that may have selectively published, it doesn't mean that they weren't incredibly prolific.