How One Man Turned Amphetamines Into a Superpower
Paul Erdős was one of the most prolific mathematicians in history, fifteen hundred published papers, five hundred collaborators, sixty years of arriving unannounced at colleagues' homes with two plastic bags and an open brain. He also took amphetamines every morning for twenty-five years.
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