Danny Rittman, a veteran semiconductor designer with over two decades of experience at industry giants like Intel, IBM, and Qualcomm, also boasts a 15-year career in cybersecurity, specializing in AI/ML systems. His intellectual curiosity extends beyond the tech world, encompassing a deep interest in history and spirituality. Shaped by his father’s experiences as a Holocaust survivor and career IDF officer, Danny is driven by a commitment to seeking the good in humanity. In Danny’s work and travel in North America, the Middle East, and elsewhere, he has found it countless times – often in the most unexpected places – and has been inspired to write about those encounters. Danny resides in California.
Where do numbers end? We all ask that question at one time in our lives. Everything has a beginning and end – days and nights, seasons and years, books and films, and even our universe. So why not numbers? That’s the question that sets young Ty Lev, an inquisitive student in San Diego, on a three-year quest. He gets help from his father, three rabbis, an MIT wizard, and an eccentric Israeli archaeologist. Ty searches the internet for the answer to the end of numbers. After many dead ends he comes across a strange website that seems to understand his quest.
Print length
258 pages
Language
English
Publication date
January 29, 2024
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I purchased this book twice, once for my cousin’s son and one for a friend’s daughter. My cousin wrote: “Thanks to Barbara for being so thoughtful and sending Liam a book to welcome him into the, “Gammello Glasses Club”. . . .
A book you will think about long after you read the last page.
I received a gift copy from the author in exchange for a honest review….
A truly amazing book!
It is one of those books when you read the first paragraph you just know you will never be able to put it down until you read the last word!! I wouldn’t dare give the…
The Unforgotten Prayer…
Well, initially I thought this was supposed to be a true story as the website where I first read about the book seemed to indicate that. After receiving the book…
