Interesting article in Quanta

[PonoBill]

I spend way too much time reading Quanta, but great articles like this are why. I think the next huge jump forward is along the intersection of machine learning/AI and biology. Here's a great example: https://www.quantamagazine.org/new-machine-learning-system-decodes-how-proteins-interact-20200603

[Wetstuff]

Bill, When I see titles: 'Black Hole Paradoxes Reveal a Fundamental Link Between Energy and Order'  ...I put on track shoes.  ' Better man than me!

Jim

[PonoBill]

Actually, Quanta is for non-scientist science fans, like Scientific American used to be before it got dumbed down to be more like Popular Mechanics. No, or at least very little, serious math. The articles are understandable and clearly written. You'd do fine. Don't let the title fool you.

Unfortunately without math some explanations become very strange, or at least seem unsupported. Just ignore that, recognize that you're seeing the bottom line without having to do all the accounting.