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Author:   Raymond Yee  
Posted: 5/11/2002; 4:17:11 PM
Topic: NYT: A Man Who Would Shake Up Science
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NYT: A Man Who Would Shake Up Science #

I used to think that I was ambitious until I read about Stephen Wolfram:  "Now Mr. Wolfram is finally publishing his work, and his claims surpass the most extravagant speculation. He has, he argues, discovered underlying principles that affect the development of everything from the human brain to the workings of the universe, requiring a revolutionary rethinking of physics, mathematics, biology and other sciences. He believes he has shown how the most complex processes in nature can arise out of elemental rules, how a wealth of diverse phenomena — the infinite variety of snowflakes and the patterns on sea shells — are generated from seemingly trivial origins."


 
Posted by Raymond Yee on 5/11/02; 4:17:14 PM
from the Unclassified dept.

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