What is a Polymath?

Picture this: a dark study lit by a single, flickering light. Shadows dance on the walls, taking forms on the edge of recognition. On a desk lies an open book, its pages flipping as if by an unseen hand. A faint hum fills the air—mechanical, eerie, and alive. Suddenly, a voice emerges, low and deliberate:

We dive into the unknown today—a timeless concept that binds curiosity with mastery. What does it mean to be a polymath in an age where knowledge is a vast, chaotic web, and truth lies buried beneath data layers?