Which doesn't help the community unless those jobs are paying in tax revenue to Hillsboro to offset the tax breaks. You're clearly being intentionally dense if you don't understand the complaints.

Because he's now apparently afraid someone is going to steal credit for it: http://features.slashdot.org/c...

Basically he's going to keep making excuses for why he won't publicly publish this supposed proof.

*keep hiding*

The ego that burns twice as bright burns half as long.

Yeah, you have to get an endorsement to post in those cases, but it's never really that hard to get if you have something of value to post. This guy is just inventing reasons for why he's going to hiding his mystical proof.

Another excuse. First it's some conspiracy of the "acadrmic industry", then it's the imaginary requirement of an academic email for why you don't post to arXiv, and now it's some claim of your credit being stolen. And you wonder why no one buys your story?

arXiv does not require an academic email.

Have you never watched one of these videos before? They are always completely vacuous.

If it's full of self-aggrandizement you know it's Stephen Wolfram.

Then post your proof to the Internet and link to it on places that discuss math/science topics. You'll get plenty of feedback. But then that would require actually proving you have this mystical proof.

Hmm, seems my link to the registration help page got dropped.

If true, why is this "demand" not listed on either their page about about registering or on the registration form? Even their primer lists no such "demand". The only thing required if you don't have an recognized academic affiliation is to get an endorsement in order for them to process your submission. As the person below said, this reeks of quackery.

But do you have some in a special CIA napkin?

Why care what those people think? Just publish your proof and show them up.

Or he can just not take your terrible advice.