Dutchman Klein graduated as a doctor, but the fascination of figures was so great he gave up medicine to become a calculator. Logarithms to five decimal places and square up to 1000 come to him automatically. January 14, 1955.

Dutchman Klein graduated as a doctor, but the fascination of figures was so great he gave up medicine to become a calculator. Logarithms to five decimal places and square up to 1000 come to him automatically. January 14, 1955.
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