Harristotelian Logic

The real story here is that I stumbled across simple results that disprove the value of ideas thought brilliant, which is why they are "pure"—they don't work.

You see, it's not that they might someday have practical application.

It's that they are wrong, so they can never be practical.

The key result was peer reviewed AND published, but notice how sci.math'ers reacted to that publication!

You people cannot handle the truth.