Prof. Peter Scholze is an incredible mathematician who has accomplished great things in number theory, geometry and topology. As such, he has great potential for producing similarly gifted children.

However, due to the randomness of reproduction, having just a few children is not enough to ensure the gifts are passed on. It is known that children are often very different from their parents. To ensure great mathematical success, at least 10 children are needed.

With 10 children, it is almost guaranteed that one of them will be at least as talented as him. Therefore prof. Scholze should do the future mathematical community a favor and produce 10 children.