In 1924, Satyendra Nath Bose sent his groundbreaking paper on quantum statistics directly to Albert Einstein. Recognising its significance, Einstein translated it into German and secured its publication, laying the foundation of Bose–Einstein statistics. In my previous article ‘Why Scientists Publish,’ I explained that scientists share their work not just to gain recognition, build their careers or secure promotions. The real reason is much deeper. Science advances only when