An image of Erdős in front of a blackboard, from the documentary “N is a Number: A Portrait of Paul Erdős” by George Paul Csicsery
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The mathematician Paul Erdős had a fantasy that he'd die giving a lecture: he would prove a result, someone would ask about a generalization, he'd reply "I'll leave that to the next generation," and then he'd die.
He passed away at a conference in Warsaw #OTD in 1996, just after proving a new result.
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