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For many years, computational modeling talks ended with a sentence like the one in this essay's title. Serious computational researchers were forced to live the life of a great white shark-silently cruising the shallows, always looking for more computing power, compelled to swim, hunt, and eat continually, or sink to the bottom and slowly die.
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