/sci/ - Science & Math

OP, I'll try to be nice because I want you to listen.
What you are doing here is called "being a crank". It is actually quite common, believe it or not. My father, a professor in Archeology receives pretty much daily emails from random people about a "Huge discovery of a forgotten civilisation" and it's just word salad and blurry pictures of a bone in a cave or some shit. Sometimes you get a bit worried because its just run on sentences that never stops. In this case they are usually Schizo.
Anyway, the point is this one : what you are presenting here is a huge mess. To make big claims, you need big proofs. Creating knowledge, even small bits of it takes a lot of time and effort. That is why scientists usually work on very specific questions. Have you read a thesis ? It's always something so fucking specific and precise its sound dumb, but there is a lot of work and thought behind it, however small the question may be about.
People are right, you are not even wrong, because you don't make specific claims about a specific question. You make extremely broad statements about nothing in particular, and then wonder why people don't wanna argue the point : it is because there is none.

I think it is great that people do research, and think. However, I think you should calm down a bit about "explaining the universe". When you try to understand everything you'll end up knowing nothing, but trying to understand a little something usually leads to great things.
If you are really interested in Physics or Math, I would suggest you go back to school and get your ideas crushed a bit. It happened to me and honnestly it is one of the best thing I did.