/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11710583
It was supposed to point out how unrealistic that idea was, but I guess that is a somewhat possible side effect of it. I know! Us seniors who have already crossed the event horizon need back up plans. Someone could expand this thing into a big story where ultra masculine analysts and frail algebra elves/fairies whatever, and the analysts have been cursed by a wizard on the mountains in a way that they are lycanthropic or like really turn into animals every now and then, but they need to coexist and give rise to a new generation of mathematicians in order to make peace with the hermit wizard. A touching story of love, acceptance, rivalry and magical being. I call it "Quod Eros De-Monstra-ndum".

Will these poor anons end up having Putnam flashbacks? Be it how it may, gee en em gee.