Imagine this: a researcher submits a paper, and suddenly, a mathematical equivalence is 'created' out of thin air? No, a proof does not 'create' a fundamental truth; it reveals it, illuminates it, like a spotlight on a path that already exists. For us, in India, the market is based on the discovery and validation of pre-existing principles, not on their invention through a text. If a proof could create or un-create, it would introduce a crazy instability, because any counter-proof would shake the foundations. Take the example of the SEBI rules: they formalize existing market relations, they do not create them.