Erdös Mug: Coffee into Theorems

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“A mathematician is a machine for turning coffee into theorems.” This famous quote attributed to the iconic mathematician Paul Erdös is an apt description of a great many working mathematicians.

However, if you or your favorite mathematician is one of those for whom tea or cocoa is the favored fuel of genius, this beautiful 10-ounce ceramic mug will work just as well. Crafted in China and printed in the United States, it has a famous black-and-white image of Erdös lecturing, together with the quote above emblazoned in deep blue lettering. It is durable, lead-free, and dishwasher safe.

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