If you can't get anybody to read your proof, does it demonstrate anything? Fred Moxley has (what seems to me like, but what do I know?) a nice proof of the Ri

If you can't get anybody to read your proof, does it demonstrate anything? Fred Moxley has (what seems to me like, but what do I know?) a nice proof of the Riemann conjecture that he got by quantizing the problem. But nobody will read it, because mathematicians don't like that method. It might be right or not, but it anyway doesn't tell you anything surprising about prime numbers, so nobody can be bothered.