BILLIONAIRE’S BABY CRIED NONSTOP ON THE PLANE — UNTIL A POOR BLACK BOY DID THE UNTHINKABLE

problem: modeling disease spread in dense urban communities and designing a prevention system.

It was exactly what he loved—mathematics connected to real life.

He drew from everything he knew: probability, network theory, public health data, and the lived reality of neighborhoods where small problems could quickly become disasters.

When he presented, continue reading …