Is PF Missing Out on New Ideas? An Insider's Opinion and Offer

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The discussion highlights concerns about the Physics Forum's openness to new ideas, with a long-time participant expressing feelings of exclusion and silence following their posts. They argue that the forum lacks a clear strategy for evaluating and incorporating innovative concepts, which could enhance its relevance and revenue potential. The conversation also touches on the importance of clear communication, as some members struggle to understand new ideas due to language barriers and differing levels of familiarity with modern physics. Participants emphasize the need for a more welcoming attitude towards unconventional theories and suggest that fostering such an environment could lead to significant breakthroughs in science. Overall, the forum is urged to reconsider its approach to new ideas to avoid being perceived as a place that stifles innovation.
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Originally posted by Michael F. Dmitriyev
Yes. I am sure of this point.

Others are not so "sure" you are correct. I refer you to Tom's answer to this question on page 20 of "A Conscious Universe" thread in Philosophy section.

He gives an example of how sodium and chlorine are dangerous to humans, but when combined and to become SALT (NaCl), they are no longer harmful.

I'm not sure whether his example is "parallel" to what you are suggesting, but he is making the point the PARTS of something CAN have characteristics that the WHOLE does not possess.

Please say more about why you think you are correct.
 
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