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From this post, it looks like you don't actually know the big bang theory. It might be good to start with understanding current science, before deciding it's wrong.

I must say the link strikes me as a rather silly article. Nobody goes searching for new compounds for the hell of it. There is a reason and the the search is directed and narrowly focused, according to the objective. The number of permutations is practically endless, given the number of combinations of elements and the fact that many compounds, e.g. a lot of minerals, don't even have a fixed composition. So the quoted figure of 1% strikes me as pretty daft and arbitrary - just a number some journalist has pulled out of his arse, basically.

By now it should be pretty clear to you that the type of behavior you exhibit is not appreciated here and will result in pushback. Either change your behavior or accept the response you get. If we have to put up with what you post then you have to put up with how we respond. Whining about it in a separate thread is waste of time.