Re: Fasincating behavior, reaction to my work

From: ošin (ošin_at_ragnarok.com)
Date: 01/21/05 

Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2005 18:44:22 -0800

> Years ago I believed that math was a different field when it came to
> demonstration, until I found my prime counting function, and talked
> about it, and watched people lie about it.

It was not new. It was not important. It was a joke, really. Has anyone out
it to practicle or theoretical use? Nope!

> Deep down I guess I knew that the same thing would happen with
> factoring.

Yes. Same thing happened... Will you learn from that this time?

> I have my own research, I'm factoring numbers with it, and I can talk
> out the math but it won't matter. People will lie about it.

You are factoring numbers with 50% success rate! You admit that yourself!
And slower and less effective than trial division!!! Whats to lie about? It
is a piece of ***.

> You may lie about it, but someone can use the research, and then they
> can read your email, read your on-line transactions, and basically walk
> in and ruin your life.

Someone can use "the research" and then they can read our email? You have
done no research that could help anyone to do that.

> Sure I have dinky results now, but that doesn't mean that someone else
> couldn't rapidly advance things.

And it does not mean that someone else *could* advance anything from what
you have developed!

> YOU are the people who said that factoring was a hard problem.

Who said that? It is well know that factoring is believed to be hard, but
nobody is claiming to know that it is indeed hard. I am sure that it is at
least very hard for you.

> YOU are the people that the world trusts.

Nope. The people of the world do not look to sci.math for trust!

> YOU are the people who have the information now and are going to do
> nothing to warn, until something breaks.

What information do we have? Just the information that James Harris is a
yamering idiot?

> And when something does break, don't think you'll be able to run away
> from the truth then, as the world as we know it is likely to end.

Yes James.... now take your meds...

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