When Su Junyu asked that question, he had a few thoughts of his own as well.
Although every cultivator of the Myriad Dharma Sect harbored aspirations for the Great Dao and hoped to reach the ultimate end of mathematics, differences still existed among them.
Where lay the other shore of mathematics? Which direction should mathematics take? How should it proceed?
Everyone had somewhat different views on these questions.
This was when the roles of "influence" and "the right to speak" became apparent.
Whoever possessed more of a voice could attract more mathematicians to explore directions for them, seek inspiration for them, or resolve the trifling details they had no time to handle themselves.
Wang Qi understood this sort of thing too. On Earth, it was practically the norm. Even Grothendieck, that "emperor" who alone occupied half of mathematics, had bundled vast amounts of work and handed it to his students and friends, letting them complete it while he himself focused on the main trunk.
One had to know that Grothendieck was the sort of formidable figure who could not get along with most people and required the entire mathematical world to adapt to his rhythm.
The significance of a school was naturally immense.
And Wang Qi now seemed to possess such capital. He was not particularly suited to joining any existing school—mainly because the established top schools would probably not welcome him too warmly. And "incompleteness" and "undecidability" were his capital.
He truly had the qualifications to establish a school of his own now.
Wang Qi turned the thought over in his mind and said, "If it is to be used as a gathering place... that would not be bad. Let me think about it some more."
He did not make any definite promises.
He still needed to consider matters