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You are skipping a bunch of critical steps, like peer review, publishing your work, etc. Ask yourself what sounds more plausible to your audience - that one in
by codingdave 1y ago
You are skipping a bunch of critical steps, like peer review, publishing your work, etc.
Ask yourself what sounds more plausible to your audience - that one individual, on their own, invented something that surpasses the entire professional and academic communities? Or that the same individual is having delusions of grandeur?
Now add in the fact that this person does not produce any demos, says that it would take months to integrate into something to show, and their "time is running low", so they are asking for people to "secure contracts" with them, without even being willing to show their work. Do such statements increase or decrease the believability of their claims?
I truly cannot say what you do or do not have. But I can say that it is unlikely anyone will pay attention to this unless you actually show your work.
- ikishade 1y agoI actually tried to show my work previously through my company website. I'm not an academic, so I can't even publish to arxiv right now. I have plenty of mathematics materials to prove what I've been working on though. Do you have any suggestions given that?