No one actually knows how to lculate what speaker cable they need

C'mon, b4icu... Don't bail on us now. We're waiting with baited breath to learn how Nelson Pass went down the wrong path. 

Nelson Pass is not the subject of this thread. If I will go deeper into that concept, you think you can keep up representing Nelson Pass's theory? I don't think so.

Don't get me other's says. Bring yours. This thread is pretty much got the attention and cooperation I hoped for. You and your dear friends are now here just to do damage and keep me busy with your crap that you dig and fish over the web.

So, unless you come up with some real stuff of your own, you better save your time.

You have no concept. I proved you completely wrong. You can't read a calculator. You don't know what you're talking about. And the people who do think you have any clue might want to compare your nonsense claims to the actual measurements somebody took. 

I don't need to go head to head with you on concept or theory because the measurements have been done that prove you're concepts and theories are completely wrong. Trust me... The vast majority of folks here think you're a snake oiler. No proof. Just a lot of word salad and bad understanding. 

What happened to you, to sit num for so long?

It must be a triumph for you to complete an entire research in quantum mechanics and come up with a tangible result of some measurements.

What was my recommendation for a speaker cable for your setup?

Did you try that out and listened, just as some other guys here did, and came back with some very flattering and enlighten experiences?

What measurements?
May we see some of those results, how they were measured (test setup)?

What was the reference cable to show a fundamental difference, to prove your case?

To say, everybody can. To prove some real data behind this would be more challenging. For you, a bright scientist in quantum mechanics, it must be easy.