@Jasper10,
Our previous conversation in which you gave your BS pseudo-equations was shut down so let me finish it now. To summarize, you're not even using the concept of an equation correctly. An equation is, and has always been, a statement that two terms, the meaning and values of which are known, are equal. In your case, the equation S = N would say that two algebraic variables, each of which represents a physical quantity, are equal, but you can't even define what the variables mean or give sample values they might take on.
A real scientist spends years studying what is already believed, even if he disagrees with it. He then formulates his own hypothesis and then tests it to see of it's true. You skip the part about learning existing theory. You also skip the part about testing your hypotheses to see if they're true. You even use equations incorrectly. You don't know what the variables you use mean or what sorts of values they can hold. So, I guess you're also reformulating that atheistic math people all over the world have been working on for a thousand years.
Truly, no one should take your ramblings seriously, and, as far as I can tell from the responses you get and don't get, no one does.