It would be cool if Wolfram could write about this kid without trying to subvert his accomplishments into an advertorial for mathematica.
It's bad enough that he passes his employees results off as his own (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Cook), to try to take indirect credit for this kids' achievements is disgusting.
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It would be cool if Wolfram could write about this kid without trying to subvert his accomplishments into an advertorial for mathematica.
It's bad enough that he passes his employees results off as his own (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Cook), to try to take indirect credit for this kids' achievements is disgusting.
Yeah, it's almost like blog.wolfram.com is just a promotional tool for Wolfram Research. Actually, that's exactly what it is.
This blog is not pretending to be an unbiased information source on mathematics or computer algebra software. If you want that, go elsewhere.