Published Sep 30, 2024
141. The Language of the Universe | People I (Mostly) Admire
Renowned mathematician Ken Ono discusses the versatile and artistic power of mathematics with Steve Levitt, showcasing its impact in fields from sports to film, while sharing his personal journey of breaking free from societal expectations to pursue his passions.
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