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Only if you ignore all the actual experimental results.

The fact that three posters in this thread so far have failed to understand your description of your algorithm indicates that it's not...

Not the way you mean. The Minkowski metric is diagonal when you choose a particular coordinate chart. But you can also choose a chart on...

It obeys a relativity principle, but it's the wrong one, as we now know by experiment. It obeys the Galilean relativity principle, but...

How do we know it's a concept worth discussing? Part of my job as a moderator is to maintain the signal to noise ratio of these forums...

So where's the actual Filemaker code you're running?

Let me rephrase my response: are you going to actually answer the question of what existing knowledge in this subject area you've...

I never said it wasn't. My point is, is it the best way to share this kind of idea? You say you've actually run this algorithm...

You mean you don't already know of any? Again, are you aware of the sieve algorithms that already exist? Have you looked at any?

I don't think it's not understanding the concept, it's more a question of whether pseudocode is really the best way to describe an...

Are you familiar with the algorithms that already exist? If not, you should be. How do you know that if you don't know what algorithms...

You haven't been able to find any references to algorithms for a prime number sieve? I find that hard to believe. Where have you looked?

Black hole singularities are spacelike - they are moments in time, not places in space. So they don't look like anything, any more than...

No. In an idealised FLRW universe, everything is moving apart at a rate that increases with distance. Depending on the density of matter...

It is - you need to factor in the curvature of spacetime to understand it properly, and that's pretty far beyond undergrad kinematics...