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How to agree or disagree with a new theory?
« on: 22/10/2018 16:30:44 »
Its been over a year since I've tried to promote my own stuff here, as an explanation of theory, detailed.

Yet, that doesn't stop me asking questions about greater questions, even those of others.

That's odd, right? Relegated to "New Theories".


Have I lost faith in my own stuff in saying that? Does anyone else think that's a milestone realisation?


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Re: How to agree or disagree with a new theory?
« Reply #1 on: 22/10/2018 16:51:09 »
I did lose faith, well, can't believe the pat on the back thing.

Who would?

Seriously.

Is there any scientist among you who is looking for a pat on the back?

Thats nuts.

You should be more worried about people who want to use your thoery for tech. stuff....they will take it if they can do it "simply"....on "their" level.

If you've got a good idea, and its legit, 20K minimum is what you're looking at with people who can protect you.

Accountants, patent architechs, etc.

Science will "never" accept a theory of gravity until they see a mechanism of gravity clearly stated and explained from and with their own fundamental equations.....which is why any type of aliens can never land on this planet....even if aliens don't exist....the option is not there.
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