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Sorry but i'll have to decline.

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Not asking for much, was he? He was only asking you to to model aspects of quark-gluon interaction for a thousand bucks when I believe there's some enormous cash prize for someone who can pull it off in lower power computing environments. Wise of you to decline. A thousand bucks for what he would no doubt immediately claim credit & the big prize on IF you pulled it off. You're much more polite than I would be in such a circumstance. Wish I could remember where I saw the contest at, but it was some time ago now. 

I didn't even know. I was starting collage and had no idea how to do what he wanted, atleast some aspects of it. Also tired of working on this project for so long.

He was trying to take advantage of your obvious natural gift for thinking in abstract dimensions. Very specifically he was asking you to model elements of quantum mechanics that are notoriously hard to simulate on anything less than a bank of supercomputers at present. I felt offended ON your behalf. I forget what the x-prize for such a thing is, but it's a hefty chunk of probably 50K-250k.
 
If you're between projects have any interest in working on a slightly more complex game? More complicated playstyle wise, not concept wise. Pretty obvious you're working a few notches above my antique brain on the conceptual level.  I've got a hum=dinger of an idea but i'm absolute shit as a coder.  I'd be willing to split the take with you 50/50 as long as it remained just you & I working on it. If someone else came on board by mutual agreement it'd have to be split three ways, OFC. But it's basically a straightforward mechanic that I suspect will do quite well. I'd love to talk to you about it, presuming you'd agree to a Do Not Disclose/Non-disclosure agreement so i don't get screwed myself. I've given up way too many good ideas for other people to run off & profit off them over the years. 

bruh

Firstly, I didn't have any intentions of claiming any credit for the work he would do for me. Why is that? Because that code would still be open source, open for the public to benefit from. I only offered him money to do this to compensate for his time and dedication, far from trying to steal anything or profit.

I have no idea what you are talking about and have no clue about any contest, I just wanted more functionality added to the software because I found it very useful and I am more than happy to help with ideas and suggestions. However, I see that you don't have the capacity to understand what the meaning of "help",  "open source" and "paid work" means.

I suggest you try to do the same in the name of public welfare, without any personal interest and the world would surely be a better place.

Thanks for scaring him and making him believe I am a scammer. Otherwise, go home and sleep well.