Can an Autodidact Thrive in Cosmology?

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I have an interest in cosmology and would like to discuss some of my ideas with with more knowledgeable people. I have come to this subject rather late in life and have no background in academia. I am an autodidact with a dyslexic teacher with an imaginative flair for spelling and left field thinking. Thank you for letting me join.
 
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