I completely agree. It seems like it&#x27;s fashionable to immediately jump on any new Wolfram article and slate it. His tone and personality might not be to everyone&#x27;s taste but he&#x27;s brilliant and has achieved a huge amount.<p>This is the most comprehensive article I&#x27;ve read about the Ramanujan (and I&#x27;ve read a few before, I&#x27;ve always been interested in his story). I especially liked the parts about Hardy, who always seems to be overlooked. The comments about Mathematica aren&#x27;t really as shoe-horned in as people are making out anyway, Ramanujan&#x27;s method was very experimental so it fits well.