From Multitude to Structure: On the Integration of Mathematical and Ethical Problems

This paper reflects upon the methodological process of organizing a large and diverse body of research, conceived not merely as a private collection, but as a multitude in the Hobbesian sense — a potential Leviathan that threatens chaos if left unstructured. Through structural analysis, this multitude is consolidated into two main pillars: mathematical problem-solving and the abolition of war. These two domains, initially distinct, are then shown to complement one another, culminating in an integrated framework. A simple formal model is also provided to clarify the structural transformation.