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Through the unification of numbers and geometry, they will strip disciplines like physics and the fundamental constants, music, geometry, prime number theory, as well as enigmatic concepts like the wave-particle duality, down to their quintessential essences, showing them all to be interconnected, emerging from few basic and simple geo-numerical laws that underlie the entire fabric of space and time. The whole process of unification is similar to an alchemical transformation where both sides of the brain become harmonious and hypersensitive to all subtle thoughts and observations, and where consciousness becomes more self-aware, attaining higher levels of understanding, morality, as well as respect towards oneself and the world.

A polymath (“having learned much”) is one who has accumulated significant knowledge spanning many disciplines, subject matters, languages, and philosophies. From ancient times to today, polymaths are known to adeptly integrate their vast knowledge and learned philosophy toward identifying simple solutions that solve the most complex and seemingly ‘impossible’ problems. Polymaths throughout history have often turned to geometry as a Universal language and, therefore, the basis of all learning, thus seeing beyond the narrow Aristotelian definition of mathematics as merely ‘the science of quantity’. They realized that geometry possesses a certain dimensionless quality that transcends units of measure within the elegant simplicity of ratio-informing philosophy.