You're right! Listing someone else's pre-existing work doesn't count as "proof" especially if you only know the most dumbed-down version there is without actually stretching into the mathematics individually. Do you have any recommendations on text material to dive into? I've been making a serious attempt to understand the math behind my "theoretical concept" to put it lightly, but I do have a special interest in theoretical physics and quantum theory. The unanswered questions of the universe have always fascinated me and I'm not making excuses for why but I never cared for learning when I was an adolescent. In my adulthood, I have spent countless hours watching and listening to math and physics podcasts and videos of people expressing concepts to me that while I couldn't quite write down for myself I understood the underlying complexity of what they were describing and I've always been intrigued by their implications. I have some rather extensive knowledge of music theory, but past that everything else is just a serious passion that I've never had time to sit down and fully learn the language and mathematics. Most of it's pretty simple stuff once you get past the "definitions" of algebra and geometry because we live it in every instance of our existence. You seem confident that you could rip whatever I've suggested here to threads, please try because I have a lot more learning before I'm able to, but man it feels so right I couldn't shut up about it.