Take the following as truth: After the Buddha's death at the age of 80, Buddhism eventually split into two main lines, those who strictly followed his teachings, the Theravada or Hinayana school of Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia, and those who allowed new interpretations, the Mahayana Buddhists of China, Japan, Korea, Tibet, India, and Nepal.
Then the following statement: "The ones that follow the teachings of Buddha in the name of traditions are more that those who interpret things differently." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: Inconclusive