How does mr.keating subtly inspire the boys to create their own dead poets society?

Mr. Keating subtly inspires the boys to create their own Dead Poets Society by encouraging them to think independently and embrace their passions. He introduces them to the idea of seizing the day, or "carpe diem," which motivates them to pursue their own interests outside the confines of their traditional education. Through unconventional teaching methods, such as reading poetry aloud and challenging societal norms, he empowers them to express themselves freely and form their own identity. This newfound liberation ultimately leads them to create a secret society where they can explore their thoughts and creativity together.