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He didn't seem arrogant to me from the Lex podcasts. He seems to have no problem admitting when he doesn't know something or when he was wrong. Maybe his overus
by WithinReason 5y ago
He didn't seem arrogant to me from the Lex podcasts. He seems to have no problem admitting when he doesn't know something or when he was wrong. Maybe his overuse of the "I" pronoun gives the wrong impression?
- poulpy123 5y agoMore the overuse of his name to name other things and the fact he has been talking about revolutioning science for at least 2 facades without doing it.
- poulpy123 5y ago*decades
- cwilkes 5y agoI think façade fits better in this case
- xhkkffbf 5y agoI think it depends what you mean by arrogant. To me, naming things after yourself is a bit of vanity. But I also see the advantage of building a brand with a consistent meaning. You may not believe everything Wolfram has to say, but I think that the naming here conveys a clear meaning to users.
- nyadesu 5y agoMy opinion about him changed for good after watching some of those podcasts, it could be he has a very special writing style
- shepardrtc 5y agoHe does his own thing and is very confident of said thing. I really admire his approach, and I truly hope he can discover something.