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And for the first time in decades, keeping money at home makes mathematical sense.

To simulate living neuronal behavior, a tool called Neulite transformed mathematical equations into virtual neurons capable of spiking, signaling, and communicating as real neurons do.

As Agatha Swanburne herself once remarked, “So many cupcakes, so little time”—an unfortunate mathematical ratio that remains in effect to this very day.

Apparently these women performed mathematical calculations for the engineers at the Lab, who were trying to build state-of-the-art airplanes to keep our nation safe.

Consider how the Black-Scholes pricing model, an innovative mathematical formula introduced in 1973, spawned a whole new market for derivatives and made them widely accessible.