Is-ness

Is there an obstacle in your work that is not so obvious a question to arise here? (A little detail that you come across, for example.)

Is income ever an issue now?

Do you live near the place(s) that you work or do you have to travel to a distant location, depending? Is any amount of the communicative/collaborative process done online? It was competition but at what point did you begin working with others - did all the competition get involved with collaborating? How much competition does there tend to be for a score like this?

I suspect you still wouldn't change it for anything.

I absolutely love that you're writing books like that for children. I am going to be recommending them (perhaps you've heard talks by John Taylor Gatto). I also love that you're addressing the gender stereotype. I mean, nobody should join the STEM field if it doesn't call to them which is why I don't like the statement "seeking ways to increase the diversity" as if it's a mission of pushing. But the issue is there - that, as a culture, women are treated by both genders as being more fragile and fit for boundaries. The interview of Simone De Bouvoir on gender inequality made this very clear to me; she was a women who certainly did not behave to the standards as they're set for women. I would recommend the lecture (on YouTube) by Wes Cecil on Simone and follow it by watching her 1975 interview.

I just recently saw a TEDx video where Thad Roberts suggested that there are 11 dimensions. This is nowhere near my field of expertise but I wonder if you have any input on the idea and how it might relate to or impact the quantum world, if it does?