Should I Go With My Crazy Theories?

[ZombieFeynman]

So you give that one link to show that I have been running around giving information on false premise? Your attempt at ad hominem is quite displeasing.

Got caught? You mistook my friendly tone with Vanadium as a sign of "getting caught." You say it as if I've done something wrong. I've simply regurgitated what others that are more experienced have said, and due to my experience of looking at graduate applications that were accepted/rejected from online sources. And do physics graduate schools not look for research experience and publication? Your attempt at undermining my position does not apply at all.

I don't see why I should explicitly state anything because you have told me to. If I am unsure of something, I simply refrain from posting which is most of the time, unless I state that I am unsure of x, y, z.

I don't mean to butt in, but I will.

Perhaps it's worth a quick statement about where you are in your academic career. Hearing from one's peers is valuable! When relevant, I try to always include where I am in my journey so people can take what I say for what it may be worth.

This could avoid any confusion in the future.