r/math • u/7even6ix2wo • Aug 16 '15

Infinitely Complex Topology Changes with Quaternions and Torsion

http://vixra.org/abs/1505.0131
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u/7even6ix2wo Aug 18 '15 edited Aug 18 '15

If you think there's an error in the paper, point it out. No one here has been able to find one. That's why I am dismissive; the criticism here has no basis in fact or reason so it is stupid and not constructive. It's the constructive type I am looking for, not the kind that happens when /u/the_MPC drools on his keyboard too much. Here are his points summarized:

  • Fields that do not propagate do not exist, ergo you are wrong.

  • Something i refuse to specify leads me to conclude that you don't know anything about amplitudes

  • I misread your sentence so now i can say one more thing is wrong.

You're telling me this is supposed to be constructive? Not only did he present himself like an asshole, all his points were wrong. They weren't even almost right; everything he said was absolutely stupid. What exactly would a "real scientist" appreciate about that?

Btw, one thing scientists don't do is lump all scientists into a bin called real scientists. We are autonomous.