
John von Neumann: The Multifaceted Genius of 20th-Century Science
We meet the man considered one of the most multifaceted and brilliant scientists of the last century, perhaps equal only to Einstein. He possessed a wide range of scientific talents, developed in part thanks to a stimulating environment; indeed, in those years, Hungary offered a very flourishing mathematical landscape. These abilities were discovered by his math teacher, László Rátz, a renowned professor at a Lutheran school in Budapest. Neumann’s knowledge spanned mathematics, physics, chemistry, and algebra, to name a few. His innovative ideas and kaleidoscopic mind generated and brought to life new solutions that still form the basis of the technological tools







