1) If you're sub-20, you're NOT going to go up to 50 seconds by taking a few days' or weeks' break, unless you seriously hurt or broke at least one finger/eye/half of your brain. People who were around 20 seconds in the 1980s are at worst in the 25-30 second range now and I guarantee you Petrus and Fridrich did not spend hours every day cubing for 20 years. Besides I think you'll find that most people will tell you short breaks can even HELP your cubing once you warm up again.
2) You can't consistently solve a 2x2 in one look. Even if you count symmetries/AUF/mirrors/inverses as all the same there are still something like 10,000 cases.
3) What's up with the grammar fascism? Nobody cares about grammar that much and being that anal about it just makes you look like an ass.
4) People aren't going to say you're BS just to hate on your claimed mad skillz; that's not how our community is. But if you say you have a method or times that are unbelievably fast or efficient, and don't provide a reasonable amount of evidence, you can't expect people to believe you. Besides, people will like you MUCH more if you cooperate (by, for example, being nice) rather than if you're a jerk about it and just insist you're telling the truth (if they already don't believe stuff you say, that won't help the situation).
5) If you hate everyone on the forum enough that you don't want to help anyone here, why not just leave?