You're wanting very much to deal in a one way street only, sir.
There is a big difference between attacking a person's
arguments (which is what
we are doing) and attacking a
person (which is what
you are doing).
You posted a link to an article, but said nothing about what relevance the article has to the thread topic.
It is, after all, mentioned in the rules:
"E8. When linking to other sites, include a description and/or meaningful link text"
I asked what relevance the article has.
I get to do that.
Your response - rather than addressing what I said and what I asked for - was to attack my person:
"You seem to have no vision or sense at all! None whatsoever..."
Time and time again, in every thread, your
words are challenged, but your responses do not address the
argument, they always seem to attack the
person. Attacking the person instead of the argument That is called an
ad hom, and it is a
logical fallacy. It is also an attempt to
dodge the question.
You have done this so many times that we have little choice but to conclude - from the words you post here - that
the reason you do not address challenges is because you do not have answers. And it follows that the reason you do not have answers is that
you do not know very much about physics at all.
Your personal insults do not matter; they fall on deaf ears (except moderation, where, eventually, you will likely be infracted).
What you are judged on is the logic and insight you provide, and the thoughtfulness and directness with which you address challenges to your arguments.
You are not providing much of either. When asked to clarify anything (for example, post 65, above) you dodge and weave and throw personal insults, but don't actually add substance to the topic. This is damages your credibility. Address the arguments when they are posed. Clarify when asked for clarification. Address the arguments, not the person.