Paul Mecurio

And I would think one of the benefits is that you look at something yourself or with your group, a new set of eyes comes in and brings a different perspective and sees things that you didn't see.

Do we have a theory why 99% don't have a pattern?

Okay, all right.

We got an answer to that.

You're both wrong.

It's 11 billion.

I'm the guy that knows nothing and you're both wrong.

So when does applied mathematics sort of do...

a cheat, if you will, right?

Sort of simplify things intentionally, drawing on pure mathematics.

And where's that line where it's too much of a cheat or it's just enough of a cheat that it's still... Do you mean approximation?

Yeah, well, you know, the term is intentional simplified reality, right?

Mine has.

That's why I have a bad ticker.

But wait, having those details of legs, tail, and head.

That's the detail that you said doesn't matter, matters.

Have you found that applied mathematics can change a settled pure math theory?

Is it Matt Damon writing on a board when he's a janitor?

Can I just tell you something right now?

I want a milkshake in the worst way.