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RT Natalie Wolchover: This may be obvious, but my impression is that the best mathematicians often remember ~forever and in astonishing detail what th...

A tweet suggests that top mathematicians retain detailed knowledge permanently, enabling them to apply it flexibly, and notes that LLMs similarly retain learned information.

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