Why cant i post in the theory development forum?

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The Theory Development forum is currently closed to public postings due to concerns about engaging with individuals lacking sufficient knowledge in physics. Users are encouraged to first study relevant physics concepts from textbooks before attempting to discuss their theories. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding accepted theories before proposing new ideas. There is a suggestion that questioning established principles, like the third principle of dynamics, may not be a productive starting point for new theories. Overall, the forum aims to maintain a high standard of discourse in theoretical discussions.
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i would like to post my theory of how the 3rd principle may fail on spirals in order of somebody with more knowledge than me take it away farther or prove me wrong

when i try to post to the theory development a mesage appears saying i have not enough privileges

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We have closed the Theory Development forum to public posting because we not have the time or energy to engage in endless argument about the many misconceptions of people with marginal to no knowledge of Physics.
If you wish to find the errors concerning your theory you will would be well served to first learn the applicable physics from a textbook. Then post questions here concerning your understanding of the accepted theory.
 
Is this person under the impression that ending up in the TD section is a ... er... "good" thing?

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Apparently he doesn't want to end up,but to start up...

Denying the 3-rd principle of dynamics is a good start...


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