His name was Srinivasa Ramanujan. G.H. Hardy read the work — not the credentials, not the institution, not the formatting. He read the evidence of what this person could actually do.
If Ramanujan applied for a job today, an ATS would reject him in four seconds. No degree match. No keyword alignment. No recognised employer. The system would never see the theorems.
TALLENTIN asks the question Hardy asked: where is the evidence of real work?
Not the keywords. Not the formatting. The evidence.