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Erdos' [[work ethic]] was legendary, as explained by ''[[Scientific American]]'':

Erdos' [[work ethic]] was legendary, as explained by ''[[Scientific American]]'':

{{cquote|Erdős—who had a lifelong affair with caffeine, and later amphetamines—regularly worked 20 hours a day. Into his 70s, Erdős was publishing more papers per year than many good mathematicians publish during their lifetimes.<ref>https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/an-arbitrary-number-of-years-since-mathematicians-birth/#:~:text=Erd%C5%91s%E2%80%94who%20had%20a%20lifelong,mathematicians%20publish%20during%20their%20lifetimes.</ref>

{{cquote|Erdős—who had a lifelong affair with caffeine, and later amphetamines—regularly worked 20 hours a day. Into his 70s, Erdős was publishing more papers per year than many good mathematicians publish during their lifetimes.<ref>https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/an-arbitrary-number-of-years-since-mathematicians-birth/#:~:text=Erd%C5%91s%E2%80%94who%20had%20a%20lifelong,mathematicians%20publish%20during%20their%20lifetimes.</ref>}}

==References==

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