RIP, @wolram. We shall miss you!
Yes, Robin Marlow, of Bishops Itchington, Warwickshire, England (as he previously posted in various places in these forums).Mark44 said:
I thought that maybe the name had something to do with its resemblance to 'wolfram' (tungsten).Mark44 said:
Wolram was a long-time member of the PF community who was known for his insightful and thought-provoking contributions to discussions on various scientific topics. He was particularly knowledgeable in the fields of physics and mathematics, and his posts were always well-researched and backed by evidence.
Wolram's passing was a great loss to the PF community, as he was a respected and valued member for many years. His absence has been deeply felt by his fellow members, who have expressed their condolences and shared memories of his contributions.
From his posts and interactions with other members, it was clear that Wolram was a kind, passionate, and curious individual. He was always willing to engage in discussions and help others understand complex scientific concepts. He was also known for his sense of humor and his ability to make even the most technical topics interesting and accessible.
Many PF members have suggested creating a dedicated section or thread in the forum to remember and honor Wolram's contributions. Others have suggested making a donation to a charity or organization related to his interests in science and education. Ultimately, the best way to honor his memory is to continue engaging in meaningful discussions and promoting the pursuit of knowledge and understanding, just as Wolram did.
Wolram's legacy is one of excellence, curiosity, and community. He will be remembered for his intellectual contributions to the PF community and his dedication to promoting scientific understanding. His passion for learning and sharing knowledge will continue to inspire others for years to come.