For mathematicians at Peter Schultz's level, pride is ingrained in their bones. Although he truly admired Qiao Ze, to be honest, sometimes research feels like a touch of mysticism, especially in the field of mathematics, where intuition and insight often play a pivotal role.
But perhaps he might actually perform better than Qiao Ze in this particular area?
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The meeting lasted only ten minutes before concluding, which suited Peter Schultz's preferences perfectly.
Unless it's an academic seminar, mathematicians often dread extended meeting sessions. Concise, straightforward, and logically structured meetings are more acceptable to them.
Back in the office with Edward Witten, Peter Schultz first opened the system-assigned internal email, downloaded and printed the relevant documents Qiao Ze had sent him, and then sat down across from Edward Witten.
