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Ed Thorpe's memoir reads like a thriller, mixing wearable computers that would have made James Bond proud, shady characters, great scientists, and poisoning attempts.

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Ed Thorpe's memoir reads like a thriller, mixing wearable computers that would have made James Bond proud, shady characters, great scientists, and poisoning attempts.

Sentiment: Deep Dive
Trigger: Ed Thorpe's contributions
For: Real-world scientist traders and risk-takers
Key quote: Thorpe is the first modern mathematician who successfully used quantitative methods for risk-taking, and most certainly the first mathematician who met financial success doing it.
The host highlights Ed Thorpe's memoir as a thrilling account that intertwines his groundbreaking work in quantitative finance with personal anecdotes. Thorpe's humble approach and the simplicity of his methods are emphasized as key elements that make his contributions both impactful and often overlooked.