I really liked his first paragraphs! I also liked physics and was a math grad student to learn the math for physics! But I tend to agree with his first statem

I really liked his first paragraphs! I also liked physics and was a math grad student to learn the math for physics! But I tend to agree with his first statements about polynomials: They look too restrictive to be highly promising for physics. It appears that he drifted off a central focus on physics and got interested in some math that may, long shot, have something to do with some detailed aspects of string theory. It looks like he is more interested in the math than the physics. Okay, but to me it's a loss for physics.