Could anyone, with a capacity to think logically, succeed in high level mathematics?

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02-24-2008, 06:31 PM

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Could anyone, with a capacity to think logically, succeed in high level mathematics?

Could anyone, with a capacity to think logically, succeed in high level mathematics? In other words, if the person who doesn't believe they are good at math tries and tries, would all eventually excel?

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