Greg Brockman says mathematics has a human dimension because it appeals to people, in addition to aspects connected with physical laws, simplicity, compression, and complexity.

“It's something that appeals to us and there is some amount that's like kind of physical laws and it's about simplicity and, you know, compression theory, you know, it's just complexity theory and all these things like that are maybe are more physics, but there's something that is also importantly human about it.”