Can My Theory Revolutionize Science Beyond Relativity?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around an individual's claim of having a theory that purportedly goes beyond the frameworks established by Newton's gravity and Einstein's relativity. The scope includes theoretical exploration and the challenges of presenting new scientific ideas to the community.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant claims to have a theory that penetrates nature more deeply than relativity and expresses a desire for guidance on how to present it.
  • Another participant suggests that writing a paper and submitting it to a peer-reviewed journal is essential for sharing new theories.
  • A third participant expresses skepticism regarding the original claim, questioning the individual's understanding of Newton's and Einstein's theories and the scientific process.
  • A repeated request for clarification on the specifics of the theory is made, indicating a need for more information to assess its validity.
  • A participant notes that personal theories should be posted in the independent research forum, providing a link for further action.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally do not agree on the validity of the original claim, with skepticism expressed about the individual's understanding of established scientific theories. Multiple competing views regarding the presentation of new theories and the necessary qualifications remain evident.

Contextual Notes

There are limitations regarding the clarity of the proposed theory, the individual's qualifications, and the assumptions underlying the claims made. The discussion does not resolve these issues.

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This discussion may be of interest to individuals exploring the process of presenting new scientific theories, those interested in the criteria for scientific validation, and participants in independent research forums.

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i have a theory which penetrates into nature even more deeply that relativity. after Newton's gravity and einstein's relativity ,i believe , it shall change science. but, i don't know how to show it to the world. please help me.
 
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You should write a paper and submit it to a peer reviewed journal. If you can't write a paper about it, then go back to school and develop the skills necessary to do so.
 
You'll have to excuse my skepticism, but do you know anything about what Newton's and Einstein's theories actually say and do? Heck, most people making such claims don't even know how science works, much less understand how any particular theory works. And your opening sentence, there, has a lot of words, but doesn't look like it really says anything.

So I'd say you should start by going to school and getting a good high-level science education. In 8-12 years, if you still think you are on to something, write and submit a paper to the appropriate journal.
 
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gautamaish said:
i have a theory which penetrates into nature even more deeply that relativity. after Newton's gravity and einstein's relativity ,i believe , it shall change science. but, i don't know how to show it to the world. please help me.

What is your theory that will "change science"?
 

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