Yes, because we're killing you or even burning you for your claims. Lets set fire to Pincho because he thinks differently.
Sod that, I'd be burned to death for thinking differently, maybe not in the world of science, but if we started lynching people for thinking differently then we'd have a world without creative people. I wouldn't even want to crush your method of thinking, it'd make me a hypocrite.
Your claims have only been scrutinised and only because you put them up for discussion and thus got feedback, not necessarily the feedback you wanted but I guess people can only give their honest opinions and I think if they're brutally honest, then they're worth listening to more. Yes people strongly disagree and some think you're nuts and just trolling them (saying things to elicit a negative response, it's what a troll is in the 21st century, not a label for a witch style hunt). I think it's an arrogant claim to say, "I know something that proves all modern physics is wrong, it is amazing and I will enlighten the world, even though I just have a hypothesis and an unfinished simulation".
Of course, you could argue it until your face turns blue, but I will not accept your claims until you can offer up the evidence. I am open minded about it, but to be honest I don't think you've helped display your ideas as credible, but hey, I'm just some scientifically minded idiot on the web and not an actual scientist. Hopefully if you do present your simulation to the scientific community you'll let it speak for itself rather than you speak on its behalf and remain open minded about what they've got to say in response, because you might just come off as a snake oil salesman, which we see in pseudo-science and nobody in the scientific community takes pseudo-scientists seriously (that is, science that pretends to be scientific, but is BS basically, like homeopathy, which offers science-like claims (such as suggesting it works through Quantum mechanics), but is by no means scientific and has not been proven to work beyond a placebo effect).
But to my mind, if you lack the ability to demonstrate the evidence to somebody, then you shouldn't go around claiming what you have to be absolute fact or try to convince other people they're wrong. The whole point about showing, not telling. But I'm not really going to change anything.
