Re: JSH: Group theory undone

On Apr 11, 9:45 am, jewsforjesusalou <aba...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
" You are looking for any way to dismiss the information so your mind
makes up bizarre stuff contrary to even basic mathematical
understanding or what I've stated as you arrogantly post requesting
dismissal."

  Really?. Who is making up the fact that you claim
 group theory is flawed, yet you don't know what a
 group is?.

I've said the mathematical explanation for why it works is wrong, kind
of like Ptolemy and his circles.

Orthodoxy can argue for something, say it works, when physics is also
about the why.

Religious devotion to particular concepts has no place in physics.

"You wish to block me from a social status that I've earned by my
discoveries. That is all.

Glass ceiling."

   What a hypocrit, you bitch!. Al around claiming that
 you're only motive is the search for thruth and the
 advancement  of knowledge, yet here the truth comes
 out, yet again: you are looking for fame.

Getting recognition for your research is a standard idea, and helps
to, do more research.

The glass ceiling the mathematical world has imposed forces me to do
my research when I can, while mathematicians enforcing that glass
ceiling take public funds to do research that I can prove is often
wrong, and I call the system white collar welfare.

Merit matters. Punishing researchers for doing good research is not
the way the system is supposed to work, but that's what's being done.

"But physicists can't get results with your attitude or that of any other mathematician so the issue for them is not as simple as class based denial..

For physicists the glass ceiling of the math world can mean they work harder for less, and understand less in the bargain."

   What do you understand about the world of physics?
 You dropped out and never worked in it. Pure speculation.

I have a degree in physics and have actually worked as a health
physicist.

I'm answering your post in full to give the physics community a real
grasp of what I've seen for years in the math community: social
behavior to maintain a glass ceiling.

They are class driven. To math people who gets a result can be more
important than the result itself!!!

 Looking forward to 14 more years of failure,

Except I haven't failed. That's my point.

Math society simply erected a glass ceiling and said that merit
doesn't matter.

While it takes public funding to engage in flawed research.

James Harris

   Liar and hypocrit to the max degree.

Insults are about pushing people away, so I hope readers don't let it
continue to work!!!

The issue here is easy: a simpler approach to solving Pell's Equation.

But I'm highlighting the lack of proper reaction by the math community
to bring in just how much more than others are willing to accept they
actually fail at, as they enact a system against merit, maintaining a
glass ceiling, and cherry-pick knowledge.

So yes. If you go to a major university anywhere in the world I'm
sure some mathematician will happily teach you obsolete techniques for
solving Pell's Equation because that keeps his social position intact
and he doesn't care about anything else.

The class behavior of modern mathematicians is a demonstrated reality.

Insults on newsgroups are just one of the things people in their
society do.


James Harris
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