I believe that over the years, both mathematics and physics will expand to be able to explain processes that we do not yet know, or prove theorems, give us answers … A hybrid may even emerge between the two! A new branch of STEM

Rather, this question represents a dilemma, which I would not know how to answer with certainty because humans still do not know everything that mathematics is hiding from us for some reason; it’s just amazing. But if we realize it, the universe has somehow been there, and we humans have looked for ways to explain what we cannot explain, and I believe that the mathematics that we know today arose from there; but I am not saying that they did not exist from the beginning, perhaps we are giving a logical representation for us. The mathematics that we know today has a wide variety of tools and fields that help us every day to explain our actions, what we see, everything related to physics in some way, and these two are complementary.

I think that everything that has to do with science, learning and discoveries should be a priority, but we cannot compare this with health for example

It seems to me that he did not have the facilities that we have now to be able to solve those equations

It is important that everyone has access to knowledge, no one should limit it. Young people can do great things

What keeps me motivated is knowing that you have to make the impossible possible, and that you can never give up.

Yes, because it seems to be so important in these cases