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>Sometime on the morning of August 30 2012, Shinichi Mochizuki quietly posted four papers on his website.
>The papers were huge—more than 500 pages in all—packed densely with symbols, and the culmination of more than a decade of solitary work. They also had the potential to be an academic bombshell. In them, Mochizuki claimed to have solved the abc conjecture, a 27-year-old problem in number theory that no other mathematician had even come close to solving. If his proof was correct, it would be one of the most astounding achievements of mathematics this century and would completely revolutionize the study of equations with whole numbers.
>To complete the proof, Mochizuki had invented a new branch of his discipline, one that is astonishingly abstract even by the standards of pure maths. “Looking at it, you feel a bit like you might be reading a paper from the future, or from outer space,” number theorist Jordan Ellenberg, of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, wrote on his blog a few days after the paper appeared.
How does one become a genius?
Or at least obtain the willpower and drive of one.
Take for instance, pic related. His passion and will to succeed in his chosen field is incredible. 20 years spent cooped up in some room and he managed to invent his own field of mathematics that even other mathematicians can barely comprehend.
Is there any way we can come close to such a perfect mix of a brilliant brain and pure dedication?
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>>135772935
This is the power that comes when you protect your wizardhood. Stay strong brothers.
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>>135772935
>20 years spent cooped up in some room
time. Exactly what the jews don't want you to have.
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>>135772935
If his proof is correct, then he's a genius. If his proof is incorrect, he is a mad hermit.
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>>135772935
>2012
It's been 5 years, they haven't confirmed whether it's legit or not yet?
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>>135773263
Everyone has time, 99% of people just don't make good use of it.
>>135773500
I'm pretty sure they're still making their way through it.
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>>135773500
His work will take decryption, it's not written in ordinary moonrunes but in his own unique symbology, and it is 500 pages, following the new rules of a completely new branch of abstract mathematics.
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>>135773500
Because he's an autistic retard that won't explain how it works.
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>>135773500
>implying anybody has the time to read a 500 page paper on challenging mathematics
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>In keeping with his reputation for being a very private person, Mochizuki — who is said to never eat meals in the presence of colleagues — did not take part in the customary mingling and social activities at the Kyoto meeting, according to several sources.
He does have some strange quirks.
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>>135772935
It takes:
- Extraordinary brilliance.
- Extraordinary will.
- Extraordinary discipline.
99.9999% of people in the world lack at least two of these.
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>>135774197
Discipline is just a manifestation of will though isn't it?
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>>135772935
Can you imagine a nigger doing this? I can't.
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