Recent content by Enos

I'm aware of the fact that I don't study physics the same way everyone else does. In my point of view, or at least the fun part was to visualize how all the rules of equivalence, relativity, and everything worked together so I could try make sense of the mysteries in physics without breaking all...

It's like Schrödinger's cat. My thoughts could be both right and wrong until observed.

I understand how nuts I sound and I most likely am. And yes I agree that learning physics is my next step and I'll wait until I learn enough to put my thoughts into something that can make a prediction. Or learn enough to know I'm wrong. My drive to learn is peeking now because I finally reached...

Fair enough. I don't like being called unequal. But I do agree I earned the crackpot points. Lol good point. And pretty much the plot to the movie ice princess. 😂 Is there any actual understanding in the areas I set my focus on though. Which would be the big bang and the nature of black holes?

Thanks for your honest reply. I'm already starting to see the pattern of how peers will review it just by the hostility of these replies.

So equal is defined by degrees... Math is pretty hard.

I'm not here to argue about how wrong I am for something I haven't even discussed. I just wanted an opinion on peer reviews.

Thanks for replying. Honestly I just focused on understanding relativity and time and seeing how the mysteries work in that perspective. I made this post out of frustration and was about to erase it. I had to accept that the next step is to do the work.

Lmao, yeah. I get it.

Do papers done without the math get approved? I've got some ideas about how the universe works but I've just focused on intuitively understanding how GR works and never got interested in the math end until now that I'm finished. Or should I just focus on that part now?

Time shouldn't exist pre-big bang. Wonder if pre-big bang temperature be at absolute zero? :)

Homework Statement 92x^3y divided by -28xy^3 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I got 23x^2 divided by -7y^2 book inverted the negative. What did I do wrong?

Black holes.

The purpose of posting my theory in PF is for those who are interested in tackling the math. I can only provide the concepts and ideas and can not provide the math. But of course this is probably no place to share it so I must refrain from doing so. Thanks, Enos

Honestly, I quit school at grade 9 and my resources of learning physics come from books from Greene, Hawking, Einstein and other popular mainstream physics books. I also bought a few textbooks to get a clearer understanding of quantum mechanics and other theories. I read trusted online resources...