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atommo
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I rarely do forum introductions but I'll do my best.
My name's Tom, and I am a science hobbyist. I enjoy trying to find answers to some of the most difficult-to-answer questions/science fields that are still relatively immature (neuroscience for example). I am definitely not well-versed in the literature of science. I enjoy putting difficult-to-understand subjects into something much easier to understand. I work as a network technician so I've managed to get a few analogies from my time studying computer networks which relate to neural networks.
Ideally I'd like to put some of the conclusions I've come to on here if that's alright. I don't really mind if they're dismissed; I would just be interested to see if others come to the same conclusion. They aren't quite theories as they don't have the necessary research/evidence. They are more like results of simulations I've run in my head that could potentially be verified if one had access to the right equipment (but I don't).
Is there a place on here where I could do that? Its the main reason I joined really- I just want to have a good discussion about the fundamentals of gravity and magnetism mainly (their causes and effects: the difficult-to-work-out stuff).
I'm also interested in the practicality of technology that would allow contactless transport (not quite anti-gravity, but mag-lev ships) although I have an interest in all areas of science to some degree. This is just my area of focus at the moment.
Hopefully we'll have many interesting conversations in future!
My name's Tom, and I am a science hobbyist. I enjoy trying to find answers to some of the most difficult-to-answer questions/science fields that are still relatively immature (neuroscience for example). I am definitely not well-versed in the literature of science. I enjoy putting difficult-to-understand subjects into something much easier to understand. I work as a network technician so I've managed to get a few analogies from my time studying computer networks which relate to neural networks.
Ideally I'd like to put some of the conclusions I've come to on here if that's alright. I don't really mind if they're dismissed; I would just be interested to see if others come to the same conclusion. They aren't quite theories as they don't have the necessary research/evidence. They are more like results of simulations I've run in my head that could potentially be verified if one had access to the right equipment (but I don't).
Is there a place on here where I could do that? Its the main reason I joined really- I just want to have a good discussion about the fundamentals of gravity and magnetism mainly (their causes and effects: the difficult-to-work-out stuff).
I'm also interested in the practicality of technology that would allow contactless transport (not quite anti-gravity, but mag-lev ships) although I have an interest in all areas of science to some degree. This is just my area of focus at the moment.
Hopefully we'll have many interesting conversations in future!