>He got his PhD in combinatorics

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>>8872250
>he learned to count real gud

>>8872250
Combinatorics people are the smartest

>>8872250
It needs to be combined with something like algebra or geometry since it lacks deep structure on its own. Otherwise you're essentially just working on separate, independent puzzles.

Are there even PhD programs for that?

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>>8872290
>lacks deep structure on its own

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>>8872290
>algebra
Combinatorics already has an honest-to-goodness calculus:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combinatorial_species

>geometry
And combinatorial objects are isomorphic to complex numbers as well, in addition to all the geometric connections you get from categorification:
https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0212377

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>>8872250
>I've solved 3 of the millennium problems (Riemann, Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer, and Hodge) in one year
>they're going to give me the fields medal
>"Just a formality Dr. Anon."
>wheel a whiteboard in
>"Sum the primes up to 2 million."
>mfw I've never studied combinatorics so I can't
>mfw I get laughed out of the awards ceremony

>He got a PhD

Ha ha he won a fields medal for his work in combinatorics, what an idiot

>>8872537
lmao what a brainlet

>he believes in the continuum