- #491
sparkster
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I give up...
You're a really sad person. You've spent 20 years at this?! I've tried being patient, asking specific questions, but you are clearly too ignorant of what mathematics really is to be able to answer them.
Now, of course, you're going to rationalize this post by called me a bodyguard of mathematics, telling me that I won't come to where you're standing to look at your point of view, or make ludicrous mystical comments. Of course you're free to do this, but none of that will change the fact that you don't know math and that you're theories are just the ramblings of another (unoriginal) crank.
Have fun trying to be original and deluding yourself. Have fun not answering questions and chaning the subject when you can no longer avoid the major and damning problems that are pointed out in your "theories" (and I use that term very loosely).
My last suggestion to you: actually learn some mathematics. Even if you don't believe it when you're learning it, you'll see how it works and be in a better place to critique it. When people see that you actually understand what you are trying to change, you a lot less likely to be laughed at. As things stand now, you theories are just that...laughable at best. And tragic (that you actually think that qualify as intellectual, scholarly work) at worst.
You're a really sad person. You've spent 20 years at this?! I've tried being patient, asking specific questions, but you are clearly too ignorant of what mathematics really is to be able to answer them.
Now, of course, you're going to rationalize this post by called me a bodyguard of mathematics, telling me that I won't come to where you're standing to look at your point of view, or make ludicrous mystical comments. Of course you're free to do this, but none of that will change the fact that you don't know math and that you're theories are just the ramblings of another (unoriginal) crank.
Have fun trying to be original and deluding yourself. Have fun not answering questions and chaning the subject when you can no longer avoid the major and damning problems that are pointed out in your "theories" (and I use that term very loosely).
My last suggestion to you: actually learn some mathematics. Even if you don't believe it when you're learning it, you'll see how it works and be in a better place to critique it. When people see that you actually understand what you are trying to change, you a lot less likely to be laughed at. As things stand now, you theories are just that...laughable at best. And tragic (that you actually think that qualify as intellectual, scholarly work) at worst.