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by computably
6 days ago
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A term that gets tossed around in math is "mathematical maturity." It's similar to what you see in other fields - e.g. learning how to program, learning how to make music, learning how to cook - that involves many "aha" moments and reshapes your perspective. Math is full of such steps, moreso than most other endeavors, probably because the main limit is the abstract reasoning itself. |
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That, as well as how long we've been doing it (thousands of years!) and so how much of the more accessible parts we've explored very thoroughly.