Grigori Perelman is the mathematician who solved the legendary Poincaré Conjecture and then refused both the Fields Medal and the one-million-dollar Millennium Prize. In this short, we explore why he walked away from fame, money, and the spotlight. Perelman rejected the awards because he believed they ignored the essential contributions of those who came before him, especially Richard Hamilton, whose work was foundational to the proof. He disliked public attention, avoided recognition, and chose

Algebraic Laws and Geometric Postulates