But he didn't directly answer Tao Xuanzhi's question. Instead, he took a deep breath and murmured, "See, I wasn't wrong. People like us, ordinary folks, are no longer suited for researching mathematics."
Tao Xuanzhi opened his mouth, but at that moment, he was too lazy to argue with Peter Schultz. He felt a wave of apathy and lost interest in discussing it further, simply casting his gaze back to Qiao Yu on the stage.
At this moment, Qiao Yu on stage also realized he couldn't continue his lecture.
From his vantage point, he could clearly see those in the audience—some excited, some shocked, some anxious—and felt a bit regretful.
The people in the mathematics community are indeed too sensitive. In this state, he couldn't finish emphasizing some of the points he intended to make.
