A Wild Idea on the Creation of the Universe: Seeking Suggestions

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around a participant's unconventional idea regarding the creation of the universe, specifically aimed at critiquing the pulsating universe theory. The scope includes speculative reasoning and the sharing of personal theories, with participants providing guidance on how to approach the topic within the forum's rules.

Discussion Character

  • Speculative reasoning
  • Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses uncertainty about where to share their idea, indicating a desire for feedback on their unconventional theory.
  • Another participant warns that unsupported theories may not be well-received in the forum and suggests adhering to forum guidelines.
  • A third participant reiterates that speculation is not permitted in the forum, emphasizing that questions must be grounded in established physics.
  • One participant recommends exploring the Astronomy sections and FAQs to better understand the foundational concepts of the universe before sharing ideas.
  • The original poster claims their idea aims to discredit the pulsating universe theory by linking existing theories and assumptions, stating they do not require further research.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the importance of adhering to forum rules regarding speculation, but there is no consensus on the validity or soundness of the original poster's idea.

Contextual Notes

Participants express concerns about the lack of a research foundation for the original idea, highlighting the potential for the thread to be deleted if it does not align with forum guidelines.

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Sorry to ask all of you but i have i wild idea about the creation of the universe and I’m not shore where to send it... can you please give me an idea? I'm not actual a physicist but the idea sounds pretty good. Thanks
 
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Hi there TLCU,

my experiences with unsupported theories on this forum have gone one way, out.

You could try speculation and debunking :confused:, but I don't think the moderators or administrators take kindly to anything without a foundation of research.

If you're determined to post, I would read the PF rules, and strictly follow them in your question.
 
dacruick said:
You could try speculation and debunking

That forum is called scepticism and debunking.

Sorry, but as it says in the Forum Guidelines, Physics Forum doesn't "do" speculation anywhere. If you want to ask a question like "why is XYZ impossible in mainstream physics" that's fine, but if you start a thread saying "I think it would be a cool if XYZ was possible" the thread will get deleted, and/or you will get banned.
 
TLCU I recommend hitting up the Astronomy sections here on PF and reading the FAQ's there about some of the basics about the universe. This may help you decide whether your idea is sound or not. If you really want some feedback feel free to send me a private message.
 
My idea is only a simple way to discredit the pulsating universe theory nothing more i just use simple already created theories to do this i don't actually need any more research.
This is mostly a link between already existing theories and assumptions that lead to the discredit of the pulsating universe theory.
But mostly i just need to take this thing out of my head and see what the reactions are.
 

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