Why isn't there a Theoretical Physics section?

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I have many theories, some of which I almost have enough evidence to make it something worth many peoples thought. However, I don't see a Theoretical Physics section in the forums.
 
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CrackerMcGinger said:
I have many theories, some of which I almost have enough evidence to make it something worth many peoples thought.
Then publish them in a journal. That's the way science is done.
Our forum rules do not allow the discussion of personal theories here.
 
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mfb said:
All our forums cover both theoretical and experimental physics.

Then publish them in a journal. That's the way science is done.
Our forum rules do not allow the discussion of personal theories here.

Even if it has basis on accepted theories?
 
CrackerMcGinger said:
Even if it has basis on accepted theories?
If it is a theory (or an attempt of one), but not an accepted theory on its own, it is not allowed.
 
mfb said:
If it is a theory (or an attempt of one), but not an accepted theory on its own, it is not allowed.

Understood.
 
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