Couple of interesting statements from this man. > "I use physics to generate interesting problems, and then I use mathematics to solve those problems," Bender

Couple of interesting statements from this man. > "I use physics to generate interesting problems, and then I use mathematics to solve those problems," Bender said. "My approach is to understand what's going on in the real world—where we live—by studying the complex world, which includes the real world as a special case." > "I started out being interested in experimental science and I was good at it, Built a lab in my house, built my ham rig, ran a radio repair business, etc. But I think experimental science was too slow for me. I preferred to work with pencil and paper at my own pace. > "Physics is something you ultimately know is right or wrong, and mathematics is always right. So that's why physics is tricky, more dangerous,"