The transcript of an interview with Tristan Buckmaster discussing the Navier-Stokes controversy and his research. It includes his reflections on the experience of being overwhelmed by attention and the clash between the tech industry's fast-paced culture and mathematical research.
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The interview provides insight into the challenges of balancing rapid technological development with the more deliberate pace of mathematical research.
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