Thariq posted that efficiency gains in mathematics show Jevons paradox at work, with more activity occurring, concepts becoming easier to grasp, and mathematicians able to discuss topics at higher abstraction levels. He drew a parallel to changes in chess after computers and stated that demand for people who think and know about math will go up. Dan Shipper replied "Yup" and linked his article as related context. The visible posts contain Thariq's argument and prediction about rising demand rather than independent confirmation of outcomes.