In fact, Lu Zhou himself probably could no longer answer the question of whether he was still human.
Although the data on his medical examination reports suggested that the system's enhancements had not altered his DNA, his current cognitive abilities had clearly surpassed the realm ordinary humans could reach—or even comprehend.
If he remembered correctly, when he had first enrolled at Princeton around six years ago, Professor Deligne had invited him to join the research into the Standard Conjectures.
Now, six years had passed.
Clearly, the subject had still seen no major breakthroughs.
Yet now, solving it was as simple as breathing.
Although much of that was because the Grand Unified Theory had provided a theoretical foundation for proving this proposition, even setting aside the conclusions that could be derived directly from the Grand Unified Theory, solving so many problems in just half an hour was still a terrifying feat.
Even Lu Zhou himself thought so.
Taking a deep breath of icy air and cooling the restless emotions in his chest somewhat, Lu Zhou stared silently at the words "The Lefschetz Standard Conjecture holds!" on the whiteboard for a long while before slowly speaking.
"As everyone knows, the Standard Conjectures can be divided into two parts. The first half is Professor Grothendieck's extension of the Hard-Lefschetz theorem during his study of the Weil Conjecture, which is the Lefschetz Standard Conjecture we are familiar with."
"And the latter half is the Hodge Standard Conjecture."
As though caught in a dilemma over some troublesome matter, Lu Zhou frowned and pondered for a long time.
The audience was utterly silent.
Everyone waited for him to continue.
Under the gaze of countless expectant eyes, his furrowed brows suddenly relaxed, and Lu Zhou continued in an easy tone.
"Forget it."
"Although this is only meant