Oh, so you were serious then.

Well, the user guide for the physics of the universe might be powerful and speculative, it still doesn't allow wrong physics anyway.

Your relativistic counterweight doesn't work. Relativistic mass increase is internal to the system. Conservation of momentum doesn't care how fast your counterweights spin. You still need to eject mass.

You have unlimited range with that open question, I'm sure you can find correct amazing physics to suggest :)

You’re wrong!

Lorentz field displacement is another example.

You merely need an extraordinary amount of potential, hence the true fusion and optimal gamma collection!