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> But from that moment on we talked essentially every day for 36 years Man. Our culture is speed running away from one of the greatest joys you can have in you
by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
> But from that moment on we talked essentially every day for 36 years
Man. Our culture is speed running away from one of the greatest joys you can have in your life (a healthy relationship). Stephen, if you can see this, thank you for opening up. Wishing you comfort and peace.
- breezybottom 2mo ago[flagged]
- armitron 2mo ago<edited> Wolfram is obviously a genius but, like a lot of geniuses, so ahead of his time that he'll be recognized, maybe, decades after his own death.
- breezybottom 2mo agoI can't think of any case where that's true. Einstein was recognized as a genius before his death. Most are recognized from childhood (Carl Friedrich Gauss, John Nash, Blaise Pascal, John von Neumann, etc.)
- myroon5 2mo agoSeems more common in media fields (Van Gogh, Lovecraft, etc.)
- senderista 2mo agoWolfram was, in fact, a child (or at least teenage) prodigy.
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- tim-projects 2mo agoI once asked a 93 year old, what the best experience of his life was. He said being married to his wife until she died. I've never forgotten that.