Sure, Mathematica is great. But showing the formulas does not mean showing how the code was interpreted -- ie, translated into machine instructions. So it's goo

Sure, Mathematica is great. But showing the formulas does not mean showing how the code was interpreted -- ie, translated into machine instructions. So it's good for exerting power over equations that have known algorithms for solving efficiently. Not to knock his achievements. I mean, what have I done that's so cool?