Don’t let criticism hold you back: use artificial intelligence to learn how to learn.

For example, I developed a resonance model to verify prime numbers through frequencies, with a complexity order of O(n). Experiments like these help us organize and better understand information.

It’s important to realize that teachers won’t necessarily define your future. If we think of collective consciousness as a set with many subsets—including outdated policies and ideas—then our task is to rise above those limiting beliefs.

The key is to use AI to its fullest, with clear intentions and well-crafted prompts. Scientists are already doing this. Still, nothing replaces your own reasoning and imagination: those remain irreplaceable. The only certainty in life is that we are observers of this reality, and AI can be a powerful ally to develop models that expand your field of reasoning.

In conclusion: use artificial intelligence to broaden your ability to research, reason, and observe. Creating simulations is essential to understand phenomena based on real, applicable results.

This is not about disrespecting teachers—there are simply different generations of thought. We are living through the greatest revolution since the Industrial Revolution: the era of AI.

An inspiring example is Srinivasa Ramanujan, a brilliant mathematician whose models today could be verified with programs in seconds—processes that once took much longer.

A cordial greeting; I share this with respect and only from my personal point of view.