Check it yourself

Every number, on your own machine

Nothing here asks to be believed. It asks to be run. Three routes, independent of each other.

Run the scripts

Every number on this site comes out of four short scripts, written in Python. They live in the work’s public repository.

Install one library. Run the four. Every figure on the scoreboard comes out, to every printed digit.

pip install mpmath
python3 verify_prereg.py       # the proton
python3 verify_cosmology.py    # the shares
python3 verify_rigidity.py     # why only twenty-one works
python3 verify_family.py       # gravity, the neutron, the age, the rate

Run them in your browser

No install. No Python. Nothing sent anywhere. The wall re-derives the same numbers in your browser, at sixty digits, by a second, independent piece of code.

Two different programs that agree are stronger than one program run twice.

Read the independent check

A verifier who is not the author runs his own scripts against the same inputs, keeps his own scoreboard, and writes it in plain words.

A registry checked only by its author is a registry checked by nobody.

This site was built from commit 8b442242 of the work’s repository. Check out the same commit and you get the same numbers.