A junior physics student seeks guidance on submitting a theoretical concept that is beyond their current mathematical understanding. Forum participants emphasize the necessity of articulating the theory to receive constructive feedback. They highlight that a solid mathematical foundation is crucial for validating any physical theory, suggesting that without it, the concept may contain flaws. While there are no formal submission avenues for ideas, participants encourage sharing the concept in the forum for discussion and potential assistance with the math. They also recommend maintaining a personal record of ideas, akin to a "waste book," to track thoughts over time. Overall, the conversation underscores the importance of clarity in communication and the integration of mathematics in developing physical theories.