Not every outlandish claim should garner the attention and respect from scientists. If you hide your "discovery," refuse to publish in scientific journals and b

Not every outlandish claim should garner the attention and respect from scientists. If you hide your "discovery," refuse to publish in scientific journals and be subject to peer review, if you claim "secrecy" is why no one can replicate your result, well, you'll be tossed on to the tall pile of folks claiming this or that physics breakthrough. Physicists have to deal with this kind of crackpottery a LOT. They don't owe you their time unless you have some solid evidence and full transparency. Don't want full transparency? Be prepared to be called a fraud. That's how it goes.