How do you know? You have no information on how 'real particles work', you have no experimental data to compare your 'model' to.What I have is some particles bumping together, that work the way that real particles work.
How about a simple example of what you're doing wrong, since you fail to grasp it. Suppose I were to claim I know what you look like. Would you believe me? I doubt it, you and I have never met and I don't know who you are. What if I were to say you have brown hair, brown eyes, you're 170cm tall and weigh 70 kilograms. Should others believe I know what you look like simply because I can throw out a supposed description? Of course not, I don't know who you are, we've never met and likely you don't match that description so someone looking at a photo of you could know I'm wrong.
You're doing the same with particle dynamics. You don't have any information on what the particles do yet you claim your description of them is correct. This is despite the fact people who don't know what the particles do know they don't behave as you claim.
Please give an example of 'rebound angles' from real world experiments which you can model. For instance, perhaps you can provide the differential cross section for electron-positron scattering. This is, literally, a homework problem for anyone studying quantum electrodynamics so not particularly difficult for anyone competent at physics. You brought up the phenomenon, now show you can model it.Pass energy, move away, store energy, feel energy. Take for example rebound angles.
No, you didn't. You admitted you didn't and given you have no information on experiments you started with nothing other than your own wishful thinking.I started off with some physics,
'Intelligence' doesn't come into it. Does a ball bouncing off a ball need 'intelligence'? Particles don't think, they aren't like people and need to work out how much to turn the wheel of a car or which way to run to collide with someone.I needed help with it. I didn't really want to use rebound angles for particles, they aren't intelligent enough to understand the direction that they would rebound at.
As it happens the mainstream derivation of the reason why particles bounce off one another in the way they do is exceeding elegant, ie conservation of momentum and energy via Noether's theorem. Your comments about your way of viewing things show you haven't got anything close to an elegant way of thinking about it.
Let's see the code.Then I started programming the sharing of energy between atoms.
Proof is not synonymous with mathematics. Proof can be obtained via reason, logic and evidence. You haven't provided anything of the sort. And I'll ask you again the question you've repeatedly quoted but refused to answer :It makes it proofless.. but at the same time it makes it much better.
What makes you think you know more about science or represent science more than others in this thread? You admit you don't do it and don't want to do it. You admit you can't do physics or mathematics. You admit you have no experience or qualifications in it or anything related. You've previously asked on this forum how to go about getting paid to do science research. I'm paid to do it, thanks to my experience, understanding and previous achievements. That's how you get places in science or in life in general. Hard work, try it some time.
So please, how is it your opinion about something you have no experience or information on is supposedly more relevant/viable/correct than anyone else's?