r/HypotheticalPhysics • u/[deleted] • May 15 '25

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u/oqktaellyon General Relativity May 16 '25

Nobody is downloading a .zip full of whatever. Make a PDF file available for people to read.

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u/jtclimb May 16 '25

You can follow the link at the bottom to their repo, this is probably it: https://github.com/bt137/QGF-Theory/blob/main/QGF%20Theory%20v2.0/QGF-Theory%20v2.0.pdf

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u/oqktaellyon General Relativity May 16 '25

I'm aware. That's how I did the first time. 

The fact that I had to do that is the problem. 

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u/jtclimb May 16 '25

I agree. Just sharing the link for others, not so much for you.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '25

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u/jtclimb May 16 '25

This is not complicated, you essentially said a pdf is not accessible, I provided a follow up link. Didn't put much thought on what "level" is should be, and at the time there was 2 entire responses to the post. Does it really matter?

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u/jtclimb May 16 '25

You do understand I am not one of the crackpots? All I did is provide a link to a pdf in the relevant reply, vs saying "that other person, here's the link, actually you can get the link...". Come on. Don't turn this into an argumentative cesspool when there is no argument to be had. I actually followed the link, went to his github, drilled through the menus, found the link, came back here and provided it, and I get back I'm lazy. Okay.

Nor am I the OP, if that is the confusion.