Remark 35.4.27. It would make things easier to have a faithfully flat ring homomorphism g: R \to T for which T \to S \otimes _ R T has some extra structure. For instance, if one could ensure that T \to S \otimes _ R T is split in \textit{Rings}, then it would follow that every property of a module or algebra which is stable under base extension and which descends along faithfully flat morphisms also descends along universally injective morphisms. An obvious guess would be to find g for which T is not only faithfully flat but also injective in \text{Mod}_ R, but even for R = \mathbf{Z} no such homomorphism can exist.
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