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Message: [QUOTE="JSH, post: 3614987"] Sounds ok to me... I don't mind dis-interest, but it'd kind of be nice if you demonstrated it more, by posting less, which may sound rude, but it's about consistency. You feel that there is nothing to my idea unless I prove it to you with code. I have more than once stated I have no interest in doing so, which to me sounds like all bases are covered, so I'm curious about continued discussion with you. Cool. I'll Google you. I'm curious now. Yeah, if I do it half-way, and say, do a proof of concept program to just tackle Euclidean TSP, but what if I did so, and had code that showed tremendous promise? Might I not have a herd of people suddenly interested? I don't like herds. I'm interested now in the people who might be interested even though they think it's all crap, and have no evidence from me but the algorithm and these discussions. If none exists and I do it myself then it is mine alone. I get to be the solo genius and share nothing. From the herd. I don't care about the herd as I see them as losers. If no one wants in, fine. Eventually, down the line, I probably will code my ideas, but if it's going to be me then it is going to be mine, like my math and all my other research. Part of what I've been doing is kind of checking as I was so disappointed with my Class Viewer project which I see now as a prototype which became a final version because I ended up by myself for all the coding. As an experiment I'm seeing if I can recruit with another idea and mainly be an architect on the project, but if no, then, big deal, you know? I CAN do it all myself so what do I lose now by floating out the idea in this way? Nothing. I get to discuss. Hang out. Have fun, and lose nothing. I still wonder why you continue to discuss when our positions are clear and your stated position is one of dis-interest in what you see as something that must be flawed. I, on the other hand, am perfectly consistent. The solitary and angry maybe "mad" genius who stands against the world and does things my way, and no other. It is all my way. James Harris [/QUOTE]

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