JSH: filtered, then compressed for fast read
- From: "Nomen Lapetos" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2007 23:06:11 -0500
Part of the problem for people who don't know the full story here would be
wondering why it'd be so devastating for me to be right. After all, why
would some new factoring technique be such a crusher that people might
commit suicide if the full truth came out as a big deal around the world?
Because I'm trying to use factoring to bring attention to the full story,
which says that for quite a few mathematicians around the world, likely
NOTHING they have ever produced is valid. That's why. Which goes back to
that published paper of mine and the mathematical journal later dying--after
it yanked the paper under pressure. NOTHING valid. That's why these people
fight so hard and why it could be so devastating. I can find a simple new
way to factor that somehow escaped these people because I can do these kinds
of things, and have done them before, so it's not a surprise. But they lie
about the math to protect themselves. So I went to something where I could
force the situation and in so doing prove they lie, to everyone. I can force
the situation and take away the lies, but in so doing, take away every
supposed accomplishment they have in mathematics over their entire careers.
I can reduce leading mathematicians to people who thought they knew math but
actually had NO mathematical accomplishments. Because they don't. It's not
like the mathematics changes. AT this time many of these people have no
actual mathematical accomplishments-- but they have the belief of others
that they do. And I can take that away. James Harris Two things bother me as
I get ready to try out another idea and maybe put forward a surrogate
factoring program finally at my coding site that I want to put out there as
proof of everything that is happening-- proof to the world of how it has
been lied to--is that I see what many of you keep denying may happen: 1.
Suicides as mathematicians who are trapped against a wall finally lose the
"Math Wars" and decide they cannot live with the world knowing the truth. 2.
An impact on world stock markets and maybe worse, a rapid growth in hostile
use of surrogate factoring around the world, and exploits against systems.
But it seems to me that people in the mathematical field all over the world
have set this situation up to give me very little choice, to force me to
push the issue despite the potential consequences, and I have to say, my
conscience is now clear. I have done my best to protect the world, and not
just some people who keep making very wrong decisions in an attempt to
control mathematics for their benefit, and to the harm of everyone else. I
am not responsible for the world. I have some good math ideas. That's all.
James Harris So yes, the mathematics here may relate back to how our very
reality works, but the mathematics here is VERY troubling for mathematicians
out there who have made it their business to ignore my research. You think
they give a damn if somehow composites and factorizations could be related
to physics? Nope, not if it helps me they don't. These are what I call the
Math Wars for a reason. And like with any war you do not help the enemy, no
matter what. The human species can rot and die before any of those people
will lift a finger to support any of my research as they rightly see it as
an issue of survival. Their survival against the Progress of the species,
and given that choice they keep picking themselves. After all, I say they
are fakes and cons. If I win, they are probably out of jobs. If you were a
Ph.D in mathematics with decades of living rather well, would you really
accept having to go find a new job, maybe working at McDonald's or whatever
you could get just to tell the truth about some basic mathematics? Just for
the fate of the human species? Like anybody even gives a damn any more. It's
a cold, cruel world, and we're all doomed anyway, right? Make no mistake,
each day while I chat about this to the world through this medium while the
"mathematicians" ignore it, while you may notice, still promoting themselves
and their research, is another day they choose themselves against Progress,
and the future. They hate everything, but protecting narrow interests, and
deep down, they hate mathematics. James Harris I think the problem for some
of you is that you think you are very smart. I AM very smart. I am smarter
on a scale you cannot really comprehend and there is the problem. So I can
warn you of what may happen but you are not smart enough to understand that
what I say CAN really happen, so like so many before you, you will keep
doing what you're doing up until the point that you are literally torn apart
by an angry mob. And there you can see my problem, it doesn't help me much
if I can't convince you before you get torn apart by an angry mob, and it
isn't much help for me if I can only convince you at the point that you are
about to be torn apart by an angry mob. How about this? Global warming is
likely to kill 90% of the human population within the next 50 years, but
most people are too damn dumb to appreciate that fact which is fine with me.
I say, let evolution take its course. But, then again, maybe one could argue
that if you have information you should share and at least give those people
a chance. I can assure you of some crucial things: there will not be over a
billion people left alive on this planet in 50 years. That is a FACT. In the
meantime, most of you will not have a snowball's chance in hell of surviving
because you are geek idiots who don't have a clue about how to survive in a
hostile world that is not giving you just about everything you need to
survive. Many of you will die miserably, crying for your mommies, and
suddenly, finally, believing in God, just before you die, and it will not
matter. On the other hand I am a true, living super genius who can possibly
save some of your dumb asses if you give me a reason, or I can just sit
here, wait, until you die, and then get to business. And you know what? I
like these messages because they salve my conscience. You people have no
clue about how reality works. Nothing has changed. Thousands of years pass
and you people do not evolve. Some of you have devolved. I can smell your
weak genes. The real world is far more cruel than you can ever imagine, and
the pause is just a measure of that cruelty. Most of you will die in pain,
misery, and in despair, thinking about what might have happened if you had
considered for an instant that maybe you should side with the most
intelligent person versus those idiots you think have the power because for
the moment they have convinced a few other idiots. And I will watch you die.
But that's why the world stays interesting. Most of you are too damn stupid
to do anything else but lose. James Harris I am in the process of trying to
turn what could take years of research from lots of people around the world
into months or days of research where I am the primary engine, but I could
fail, and others could succeed. So, say, Russia could succeed. Or China
could succeed. Or Iran could succeed. Or, maybe even North Korea could
succeed. Would my own country the United States? Sure, but history says that
people here might not bother because we're on the top of the heap. People at
the top tend to ignore "crackpot" ideas. But I could be wrong, right? Lots
of math people say I'm a crackpot and I've been babbling about surrogate
factoring for YEARS, including in the past having said that I'd solved the
factoring problem, when I hadn't. Yup. I've failed a lot. I admit it. But
I've succeeded a lot, and "mathematicians" won't admit it. Roll the dice and
the fate of the world could change. That's how it's happened before...people
like you under-rate the power of ideas despite thinking you're idea people,
and you ignore something you DECIDE is dinky and worthless, and civilization
itself changes. If that didn't happen, no dominant country would ever lose
that position. We might be under the Persian Empire, or the Roman or the
Egyptian or some other if people just learned not to underestimate the power
of ideas. Then again, I could be wrong. I don't think I am, but I have been
wrong before. But hey, it's mathematics!!! I say, don't trust me. I don't
trust you, or I wouldn't be making this post. I think most of you are
complacent idiots who would let the world go up in flames because you're too
small-minded and maybe corrupt to really care, and I don't trust you. Go
with the math. If I'm right, it says I'm right. If I'm wrong, it says I'm
wrong. If it says I'm right, and you think you can just play the odds that
no one in the world will figure this out, not Russia, not China, not
anybody, and you're wrong...well, welcome then to a Brave New World, and yet
another example that history repeats... James Harris
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