Technology has changed the world dramatically, but our society has not kept up. Without dramatic improvements our world is headed for catastrophe.

Technology creates a unique challenge for society - how to distribute the benefits of a massive, cumulative body of scientific and engineering accomplishments. Without a fair system those benefits end up consolidated and perverted. New economic paradigms are necessary to preserve fairness and opportunity in this new world.

Are there new frontiers in the way we think about science? Can finding theories which bridge domains be one of them?

Not every mathematical question has a simple, cut-and-dried, numerical answer. Critical thinking and imagination are core aspects of math - and commonly underemphasized in academia.