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Hi,
I go by zerodrama.
I've been around physics, Linux, Occupy, and Bitcoin. I also dabble on a guitar.

So I have a curious concept I would like to explore.

How does anything move?

Not how do we calculate, but the actual excitation based motion of things.

Now it involves the curled up dimensions and cosmic expansion kind of emerges from it, but it doesn't really challenge or add precision to anything we already know.

It's not a grand unified theory, yet it could end up there by kind of sneaking in.

So where do I put it?
 
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zerodrama said:
So I have a curious concept I would like to explore.
I do have to draw your attention to the forum mission statement
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and from further down in the rules
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zerodrama said:
So where do I put it?
Please put it in a peer reviewed scientific journal.
 
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