35 Years of Mathematica: Unleashing the Power of Computational Exploration

2023 marks 35 incredible years of Mathematica. Enjoy this dive into the rich history, groundbreaking features, and transformative impact of this powerful computational software.

[@prose_mozaic]

I am grateful to, in this lifetime, have witnessed such a pioneer make progress look so tangible.
For me, at the age of 26, I find a quiet peace in tuning into your live CEOing sessions.
How progress is made each day…
I know not if it is fate or coincidence, but I have always understood the grandness of Mr. Wolfram (and all those who work alongside him) and the work he has accomplished. Understood from the perspective of knowing that the advancements in future societies will stem from much if not ALL of the accomplishments of you all.
As a man admiring from afar, I am proud of everything you all have accomplished.
-L.V.C.V.

[@Dessoxyn]

You're not alone in the fate/coincidence department :)
The one accomplishment very rarely mentioned, is that he massively advanced the field of physics...​by convincing physicists to use computers to solve equations. In the late 70s/early 80s. I know, it seems ridiculous and counterintuitive.

[@dannycollins5698]

Well done sir!

[@prose_mozaic]

Truly a legend.