Hello everyone! Looking for information about solving strange things!

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Hello all!
My name is Jeff, and let me start by saying I am NOT a physicist, and not that great of a mathematician either. I've been curious about the universe since I was a kid.

I don't have a degree, and I had some ideas about physics but I don't know if they are really things that work out the way they would in my head. Found this forum and thought I would do a little reading and see what comes out. I would probably need help from time to time understanding the 'physics' world because there are so many terms that are foreign to me.

I also have some spinal cord damage that causes my left and right hands to operate at different speeds, so bear with me if you see letters transposed in words. :)

Glad to meet you all and hope to learn some interesting things!
 
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Welcome to PF; it's good to have you here.

We don't allow the discussion of personal theories, but we do allow and encourage discussion of mainstream science. Enjoy PF! :smile:
 
berkeman said:
Welcome to PF; it's good to have you here.

We don't allow the discussion of personal theories, but we do allow and encourage discussion of mainstream science. Enjoy PF! :smile:
Yea I kinda picked up on that :). Since I cant link/discuss my publishing's, I'm not sure I'll make much headway. I thought i had solved some pretty serious issues but I have no independent ways to verify.
 
shooter64738 said:
Yea I kinda picked up on that :). Since I cant link/discuss my publishing's, I'm not sure I'll make much headway. I thought i had solved some pretty serious issues but I have no independent ways to verify.
You're published? Like in a peer-reviewed paper?