I think Lux is on to something here, but in the opposite direction. There's already tons of real mathemeticians out there doing stuff in 3d printing. In his videos, it seems Lux is trying to carve out a niche that shows the average person how they can create these shapes without having a degree in high physics. I think it's a good idea, but it might also piss off some of the real mathemeticians who are using specialized software, and complicated numerical strings to do the same stuff.