People often look to science and mathematics as realms of rational and objective truth. Author Paul Hoffman, on the other hand, explores the eccentricity rampant in those fields. His first biography, The Man Who Loved Only Numbers
Noted author and enigmatologist Paul Hoffman tells Gelf about going from Lederman to Letterman and beyond.
People often look to science and mathematics as realms of rational and objective truth. Author Paul Hoffman, on the other hand, explores the eccentricity rampant in those fields. His first biography, The Man Who Loved Only Numbers
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Great interview. This author is a genius but realistic at the same time. Funny because I don't like being competive at all yet love chess. That is why I find Paul interesting. He has come to realize that the highest of intelligence can't replace the value of love and family.
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