Can we request a specialist in a particular subject if we believe that we have a good grasp of fundamental physics? For example, the Black Hole information paradox.
This is an awesome idea. I'm a layman in this, but I still have a couple of "thoughts" that I've never seen in the literature (well, actually, I found one with similar thinking as I on some very ugly looking website, and he had all the math, which I don't, but nobody had given a crap about this guys website).
Either these "ideas" are so blatantly obvious that nobody even mentions them, have been discounted so many decades ago that nobody even mentions them, or are so obviously wrong that nobody mentions them, but... nobody mentions them. :D
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posted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 11:40 AM on Jan 2, 2017
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Thanks for doing this -- it's a great idea!
4:59 AM, August 13, 2016
Can we request a specialist in a particular subject if we believe that we have a good grasp of fundamental physics? For example, the Black Hole information paradox.
9:34 PM, August 13, 2016
Yes, I try to address special requests to the extent possible.
3:04 AM, August 14, 2016
Are you looking to extend your team anytime soon? (with other fields of physics)
3:18 AM, August 15, 2016
Juan,
Maybe. Please send an email to the address mentioned above.
3:25 AM, August 15, 2016
I keep replying here and see nothing forwarded. Again. I would like to have your email address in order to consult with you.
9:06 AM, August 16, 2016
Rosemary,
I don't know what you mean. The comment above is the only one from you that was submitted. My email address is in the above post.
10:29 AM, August 16, 2016
Sabine - thanks for this. I actually have sent an email. Hopefully you'll engage on the subject.
Again
Rosemary
10:42 AM, August 16, 2016
This is an awesome idea. I'm a layman in this, but I still have a couple of "thoughts" that I've never seen in the literature (well, actually, I found one with similar thinking as I on some very ugly looking website, and he had all the math, which I don't, but nobody had given a crap about this guys website).
Either these "ideas" are so blatantly obvious that nobody even mentions them, have been discounted so many decades ago that nobody even mentions them, or are so obviously wrong that nobody mentions them, but... nobody mentions them. :D
/Z
4:48 AM, August 29, 2016
Is the email address still working?
8:06 PM, April 25, 2017
Yes, still the same email address.
1:22 AM, April 26, 2017