Wiles' passion for mathematics drove him to achieve the impossible from "summary" of Fermat's last theorem by Simon Singh
Wiles' passion for mathematics burned bright, propelling him to tackle the seemingly insurmountable task of proving Fermat's Last Theorem. This passion was not just a passing interest, but a deep-rooted drive that fueled his every waking moment. His obsession with the theorem consumed him, leading him down a path filled with countless setbacks and obstacles. Despite facing overwhelming odds, Wiles remained undeterred, driven by an inner fire that refused to be extinguished. His determination was unwavering, his focus unshakeable. He poured over countless pages of mathematical proofs, searching for that elusive solution that had eluded mathematicians for centuries. As Wiles delved deeper into the intricacies of Fermat's Last Theorem, his passion only grew stronger. The more he immersed himself in the world of mat...
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