On the Wiki page of Archimedes Plutonium, one of your editors keeps
"defaming Mr. Plutonium" making his biography a joke

One of your cited sources for Archimedes Plutonium is a Tim Skirvin
website. Tim is a outright open hatemonger

This is defamation of character

Attention Mr. Jimmy Wales:

On the Wiki page of Archimedes Plutonium, one of your editors keeps
"defaming Mr. Plutonium" making his
biography a joke instead of following the rules set down by you. The
rules of "objectiveness" with cited references
that are objective references.

One of your cited sources for Archimedes Plutonium is a Tim Skirvin
website. Tim is a outright open hatemonger
and has defamed Mr. Plutonium by trying to tie him to a tradegy of the
Zantop murder case in New Hampshire.
And now, Tim Skirvin or another biased editor of Archimedes Plutonium
has locked that site to editing.

This is defamation of character and the AP Wiki entry has never been a
truly objective entry. It has been a joke
entry and character defamation ever since Wikipedia entered Archimedes
Plutonium.

Here is what an objective entry for Mr. Plutonium looks like with
objective cited references.

It is because Mr. Plutonium had the original idea of the Atom Totality
theory that he deserves a Wiki entry, but
anyone who reads the current Wiki entry of Mr. Plutonium is left with
the impression of some sort of joke
and defamation of character.

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'''Archimedes Plutonium''' (born [[July 5]] , [[1950]]<ref> According
to this website [http://www.iw.net/~a_plutonium/] which purports to be
maintained by Plutonium </ref> as Ludwig Poehlmann <ref> [http://www.dartmouth.edu/~almag/],[http://www.sciam.com/]</ref>) is primarily
noted for his original idea of the Atom Totality Theory which appears
in the October 1992 Dartmouth Alumni Magazine with
a picture of Mr. Plutonium; and the theory is further explained in
Scientific American magazine April 1993.

The first idea of a Universe being one single atom appears to have
been Democritus, the founder of the Atomic theory, as referenced by
the book "A Short History of Atomism", Joshua C. Gregory, 1931, A.&C.
Black Ltd, page 4 "single Democritean atom might even be, so some
said, as big as the world. The gigantic Democritean atom, if it ever
existed, vanished from the atomic tradition."

Then Carl Sagan hinted and brushed by an idea that the universe can be
an elementary particle.
As written in his book "Cosmos", 1980, Random House: pages 265-267
"so that an elementary particle, such as an electron, in our universe
would, if penetrated, reveal itself to be an entire closed universe."

Then in November 1990, Archimedes Plutonium announced a full theory of
the Atom Totality theory, by saying what chemical element the Universe
is specifically-- a big Plutonium Atom and that galaxies are dots of
the electron-dot-cloud of this single big plutonium atom. AP says it
must be plutonium to satisfy special numbers of physics and
mathematics such as the fine-structure-constant.

Interestingly, Archimedes Plutonium has the first Internet Book where
he wrote the entire book and
used the Internet to publish it. This first Internet published book is
his Atom Totality theory:
Book: "ATOM TOTALITY THEORY REPLACES THE BIG-BANG THEORY OF PHYSICS",
Archimedes Plutonium
Internet book published 1993-2007 (assimilated in Jan-Feb 2007 in
sci.physics,sci.math)

Curiously, the Dalai Lama published a book "Universe in a Single Atom"
in 2006 by Time Warner. The Dalai Lama never referenced Archimedes
Plutonium but then when does a spiritual leader ever reference and
cite the way science cites?

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