Abie Cohen

He thought about space the way he thought about mathematics or analytic philosophy or the Torah or Mozart’s twentieth piano concerto, which he sometimes played at night when my sister and I were going to bed. It was beautiful and complex and infinite, and how could you not want to explore that, know where it came from, know where we came from?

God doesn’t play dice: he had the math waiting when Einstein needed it, and Grossmann to bridge the gap.

We want to use more compute per person than any other fund.