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To answer your question Christia506 (albeit belatedly) Which ever you prefer. I do not have a degree, but have spent many hours reading about Hawking's string theory as well as Podolsky/Einstein's work on the EPR Paradox. I also know a little about applied physics. I am a freelance inventor.

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Jan 3rd, 2013 at 6:20:34 PM PST by

school destroys any original creative thought, some of the brightest minds and inventors didnt go to school. we all have the ability to teach ourselves, especially with the internet now-a-days. id like to hear what you have to say because theoretical physics in extremely intriguing. Maybe ill even share a site with you that has a PLETHORA of published papers on physics, astro-physics, mathematics, nonlinear sciences, quantitative biology and many more sub-sections for each.

Jan 7th, 2013 at 1:02:00 AM PST by

That would be magnanimous. I can't seem to stop reading. (I have been reading on a high school level since i was 12). I think i would enjoy and information you provide well as sharing my insight. Also, i can't help but agree with you about school. while i was there they held me back and made my feel uncomfortable about asking questions. Although i did not know it at that, time but i was right and a lot of our textbooks were inaccurate.

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Jan 7th, 2013 at 7:47:33 AM PST by

i have a theory that combines a few physics theorems into 1 nice one. I will have to find my notebook and share it with you

Jan 7th, 2013 at 3:36:44 PM PST by

I'd love to read it. I promise i will not plagiarize if any of your work. Do you have a degree? I plan to go back to college one day and finish what I started.

Jan 8th, 2013 at 4:30:25 AM PST by

i went to school for a year, was gearing towards becoming a biomedical engineer. I was in advance placement classes all throughout 2nd grade until I graduated high school so I got alot of pre-requisites done before starting college but I am always in trouble. Questioning things is just a part of me so I dropped out and started doing things by my own terms. Now I write papers (but do not publish them =/ I work for the state doing home health care, and I chemically reforge gold from outdated computers and jewelry. All while experimenting with several of Nikola Tesla's inventions and modifying things into my own creations. Recently I made a solar powered, motion detecting radio for my workspace at home. And I dont mind if you use my soon to be heard theory, in fact its what I want. These sciences can only grow and even if I am wrong or unsuccessful at something, if someone else knows about it, maybe they will see something I missed and tweak it right so it works or becomes truth instead of just a crazy idea. I'd like to be in school for too many things, I will surely die before knowing everything I want to know, which is everything lol

Jan 8th, 2013 at 7:30:02 PM PST by

I dropped out of high school to get a GED then took several mathematical based college courses before abandoning it all for a woman....Huge mistake. But someday i will have the time to go back, when i do i hope i can keep up with younger, sharper minds. People are smarter today than ever and i think that's Awesome:P

Jan 9th, 2013 at 9:45:54 AM PST by

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