Who wants a chat? Preferably about Physics

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Lachlan Pearce expresses a passion for physics, particularly in the areas of special relativity, astrophysics, and quantum physics, inviting open discussions within the community. Emphasizing the importance of public forums over private messages, he highlights that open discussions allow for broader participation and the opportunity for corrections by knowledgeable individuals. This approach fosters a collaborative environment where ideas can be shared and refined, ultimately contributing to a deeper understanding of physical concepts. The community is encouraged to engage openly to enhance learning and address any misconceptions.
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Hello, I'm Lachlan Pearce and love physics (mostly special relativity, astrophysics, and a little of quantum physics). If anyone wants to discuss any of this I'd be happy to.. :)
 
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And to add to what Greg said, we DO it here ... in the open forum. PM's or private emails are tedious and have the disadvantage of not opening up the discussion to others who may have something interesting to add.
 
Open chat is helpful to understand what issue one may be running into. PF is a great place to share one's ideas to make the physical world a better and more functional place.
 
Greg Bernhardt said:
I think most here do since this is a physics community :)
Haha good point! :)
 
phinds said:
PM's or private emails are tedious and have the disadvantage of not opening up the discussion to others who may have something interesting to add.
There's also the issue of them being absolutely incorrect and without the ability of being corrected by those that know better. That's is why all discussions should be in the proper forum.
 
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