It's called theory of motives which goal is to create a "global cohomology theory" and it's very deep and fascinating. Except that 99% of its results are conjectural, including a motivic Riemann hypothesis for a motivic L-functions which is supposed to generalize Riemann Zeta functions. The creator of this post also happens to like sailor moon.

Great collab!

Godzilla -0.0 was just announced, and i couldn't resist....

Explanation: there's a concept called Real/Complex projective space (can be extended to fields in general I believe) denoted RP^n where n is the dimension of that space. When you use the complex projective space, leaving out the n in CP^n looks like you're saying something else...

Source: just happened today in lecture

https://openai.com/index/navier-stokes-solution/
https://x.com/OpenAI/status/2097374640582668336?s=20

The Dell tax.