Surely Wofram deserves the Nobel as much as Hopfield and Hinton? Not for this stuff of course (which I doubt many take seriously), but because he also provided us with an amazing computational tool without which physics would be very far behind where it is today?
[And at least I knew his name already unlike our current laureates whom I just had to look up!]
[And at least I knew his name already unlike our current laureates whom I just had to look up!]