AlphaNumeric, do you really think that readers do not see the manner you ‘discuss?
I like how you ask that question after I asked you if you think no one notices you ignore direct questions. I reply to all your posts, you ignore the bits of mine you can't address.
You claim that my theoretical results (hundreds) are not consistent with experimental data whereas there is no example.
I have given one in this thread, your count of gluons and photons. They are inconsistent with observations.
All can see on my website my simple calculations and the tables with the results consistent with experimental data.
Numerology is easy. It's easy to fit a simple formula to a few data points. Coming up with a single coherent formalism which does more than predict a few discrete data points is more difficult.
They are much better than the obtained within the SM, especially the QCD.
You have repeatedly demonstrated you don't even know what QCD says.
In contrary to my Everlasting Theory, the QED neglects following facts: that the Einstein spacetime consist from the binary systems of neutrinos, that the dark energy is the thickened Einstein spacetime and that the electron consists of the binary systems of neutrinos so the electron interacts with the Einstein spacetime also weakly.
In other words any model which isn't your model isn't right because it isn't your model.
Are you familiar with the notion of circular logic?
You have no evidence for your neutrino based models. And the objects aren't even neutrinos, you are misusing the word.
You are too lazy to read my theory or you know that you are not right.
Actually I spend between 1 and 5 hours a day reading papers and textbooks. The problem is that I have to read certain things in order to do my job. Devoting serious time to your nonsense is not going to put a roof over my head. It obviously doesn't put a roof over yours either.
Speaking of which, what is your job at the moment? Your CV is blank from about 10 years ago.
I suppose that my scientific arguments (for example, the above) make you nervous because they show the weak points in the mainstream theories.
I am willing to bet actual money if you submitted your work to a reputable journal, like JHEP or Physics Review, it would be rejected.
The last your post on Phys.Org in my thread titled “Liquid-like Plasma” suggests that you banned me for over five years or forced it. Is it true? Is it the way you eliminate posters who think about nature in different way?
I am not nor have I ever been a moderator on PhysOrg. I have never had any influence over whoever does have ban powers on PhysOrg. You're
inventing, without any evidence, a conspiracy against you. I hate to break it to you but you got banned because even for PhysOrg you were a hack. And since then you've accomplished nothing.
What are you doing, other than posting on forums, to get your work taken seriously by the research community?
My theory has been much more amazingly successful, starts from 7 parameters only (the SM from 20 at least), is much simpler and solves problems the SM cannot. Satisfied?
You can't even provide scattering cross sections, all you do is provide a list of numbers and those are pulled from formula you curve fit. Your work isn't successful by any definition.
See the first post in this thread and the references in my book. Satisfied?
And yet you misrepresent QCD and mainstream physics in general. So either you don't read the literature and you're ignorant or you do and you lie. For instance, in your work you say the following :
"
My theory identifies where mainstream theories are inconsistent with experimental data:
1.
There is an asymptote for the running coupling for strong interactions of the colliding
nucleons – the value of it equals 0.1139. This is inconsistent with the asymptotic freedom for energies which are higher than a few hundred GeV and the curve for energy ends at
approximately 18 TeV – this is due to the internal structure of the cores of baryons."
All observations for the running of the strong coupling match SM predictions. Energies beyond around 100GeV haven't been measured, so what you actually mean is your prediction differs from the SM. That is not the same as being inconsistent with experimental data. That is a misrepresentation. So the question is whether you're ignorant and don't understand your mistake or you do understand it and you're deliberately dishonest.
My neutrinos are the neutrinos which are moving with the speed a little higher than the c i.e. v=1.0000508c i.e. they are the neutrinos measured in the MINOS experiments. Satisfied?
Then they aren't neutrinos. Call them something else.
Some example, please (from my book). I claim that you are a liar.
Gluon/photon count. You haven't explained that away.
In my book, there are many curves on base of the functions (soon will be more). See, for example, how I obtained the asymptote alpha_strong = 0.1139 for the high energies.
You mean around page 29 of your pdf? It's laughable. You use the simplest expressions from relativity, not realising you're not using Lorentz transforms properly. Your work doesn't present any kind of Lorentz invariance, it doesn't even use vectors. Everything is high school level and "Here's a coupling of unknowns, let's curve fit!". Basic linear regression, when you don't have the correct generation of the model, is often extremely unreliable and cannot be trusted much beyond the extremal observed values.
Furthermore the series of disjoint sections you have for the strong coupling on page 29 doesn't reflect the true observed running of the system.
My QED is simpler because I take into account the dark energy and the weak interactions. The
both descriptions are equivalent but my QED gives better theoretical results. Readers can see it in my book so you are a liar.
Which observation? You are a liar.
We can count the number of gluons and photons. The observed number disagrees with your claims.
I'll skip the rest of your post to cover a point I've previously explained to you but you obviously didn't get.
All of the data you see in the literature about the value of $$\alpha_{s}$$ or cross sections or rest masses of quarks etc is
on the assumption of the Standard Model. The raw observational data must be processed, interpreted, by a model and checked for consistency. That model then makes other predictions which are tested.
You claim the SM is utterly wrong, thus all of the values of things like $$\alpha_{s}$$ found in the literature cannot be trusted. Instead if you wish to replace the SM with your work you need to process the
raw experimental data yourself. Saying "The SM is wrong!" and also "My model predicts the observed values of $$\alpha_{s}$$!" is inconsistent, as $$\alpha_{s}$$ isn't 'observed' directly, it's something you compute from the data using a model, in this case the Standard Model. You are simultaneously saying "I don't trust the SM" and "My predictions for this output of the SM are right!". Things like $$\alpha_{s}$$ and up/down quark masses are not directly observable, you have to infer their values from other processes.
You never understood this so perhaps an example will help. For instance, suppose you do 2 experiments and get the answers A=3 and B=6, but you're really interested in values X and Y. Suppose the Standard Model says that A=2X+Y and B=X-Y. With some high school maths it follows that X = 3 and Y = -3. But what if you thought that actually A = X+Y and B=X-Y? Then you'd get that X = 4.5 and B = -1.5, different answers because your model of how X and Y relate to A and B is different. You claim the SM is wrong but you're using it to get your values of $$\alpha_{s}$$, which you're using to claim you're right. It's all completely self contradictory. You have to apply your work to the
observed data, not the
inferred data.
This, more than anything, kills your work. If you claim to match
anything which implicitly assumes the SM then you've contradicted yourself, unless you explicitly demonstrate the SM is in agreement with your work in regards to processing the observations.
Once again, check ****in'
mate.