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Even the ancient scholar Archimedes (a lover of finding areas and immersing himself in bathtubs) said to a Roman soldier who came to his garden to kill him in 212 BC, "Wait! Let me make a final save!", a story told by Plutarch, which is probably not true and was likely just used by the historian to show the scholar's apolitical nature. But whether it's true or not, the ancient Greek gamer... scholar Archimedes, showed us all an example of courage and perseverance and won in the ancient Greek tournament of Geometry (an old but interesting game), even though the reward found him after his death.
Following in his footsteps were such scholars as Newton and Galileo, and his works in the field of mechanics inspired Leonardo da Vinci. And in honor of the great scholar, I ask to register me in the tournament, since so many intelligent people have gathered here, I will also contribute and take revenge on that Roman soldier who so untimely reset Archimedes.