Originally Posted by The_Dunedan

Here's a hint: When you're asserting that something is "common sense" and you find that this "something" is rejected universally by people who work in a given field or who are recognized as authorities therein by those who do, it's probably -not- "common sense." Likewise, when you assert that something is "widely accepted knowledge" but find that, again, it is rejected by experts/authorities in the field, it's a clue that either your "knowledge" is not widely accepted or that your "knowledge" is crap. And since you've yet to produce any support whatsoever, from any quarter, for any of your ridiculous ideas, you might wish to consider where this motivates informed people to file your "knowledge".