I find the failures to be sufficiently spectacular that they're entertaining. But on a more serious note, as some of the higher-order techniques of applied mat

I find the failures to be sufficiently spectacular that they're entertaining. But on a more serious note, as some of the higher-order techniques of applied mathematics become more and more popular and find expression in tools ordinary people can use, that's liable to change a lot of things. If we get better at characterizing systems and making model-controllers for them, this might just matter a lot.