Hi Sci. A few years ago I made an automaton that I am convinced is the "theory of everything". Wolfram has seen it and called it "really cool" around a month before he announced his own physics project. I have also found a good reception with around a dozen professors in the field who have said things like, "this will catch fire if you publish it" and, "this is amazing, and that's not a complement, it's my professional opinion".

Here's the thing. My highest level as an educator was as the director of the STEM department for a secondary education school district, I also helped develop STEM curriculum at the state level for secondary education, but I am not a member of "Academia". Because I am not academia I have found publishing difficult. For example, my theory is completely banned by the science subreddits for reasons which have never been explained to me other than I am "not associated with a reputed institute". To get around the publishing issue I founded my own "institute" which I named The Optimum Institute for Advanced Study. I know that is ridiculous, but I didn't know what else to do. To spread the theory I then made a 2-hour video behind a paywall and then used social media ads to pay off the distribution - that actually worked quite well and the theory reached several hundred thousand people that way, at least as an ad that explained the basics, YouTube, Facebook, etc... putting the theory behind a paywall was always about propagating the theory, and the ads were breakeven. I never made a profit.

I think enough people have seen the theory now, but for the sake of completion I would like to publish a traditional paper. I just don't know how. Any suggestions?