With all due respect, in appears your basis for believing this was submitting to Reddit. Ten minutes of web search seems to indicate you're a guy from Australia

With all due respect, in appears your basis for believing this was submitting to Reddit. Ten minutes of web search seems to indicate you're a guy from Australia who ten years ago was listed on LinkedIn as an unemployed "Hardcore Programmer" looking for work in Hong Kong, then at some point you started a company called Irrzl, LLC that aimed to create a "post-scarcity, space-traveling human population with arbitrarily extended lifespans." In order to fund your own research, you started businesses selling "trade-secret algorithms" while anonymously employing arbitrary people who had no salaries but could request to be paid whatever they wanted on a weekly basis, and now you have some other company Dosyago Corp with an address in Beaverton, OR that is a strip mall with a mail scanning service where you can have mail sent to you without revealing your actual location, so it isn't a real business address. I really don't want to come across as mean, and I know what your response will be already, but everything a person can find out about you within a few minutes screams crank. You come here wondering why all these gatekeeper mathematicians in their cathedrals won't take you seriously, but it doesn't appear all that mysterious to me. You may very well be what you say you are. You'll live forever and colonize the galaxy, and along the way, also provide better cryptographic hashing functions. But you have to clear some kind of minimum bar for why a person should even look at your work. Most of these mathematicians are presumably not thinking they're going to live forever, so they only have so much time to spend considering everything a person on the Internet thinks they should consider. Whatever heuristic they're using may be as imperfect as Goldman Sachs throwing away any unsolicited resume that doesn't show an Ivy league degree, but they need some kind of heuristic.