I am 14 years old and have many different theories about anything from nuerology to evoulution and conciousness. I have ran them by a few people and they were all astounded and interested and i was advised to look into sharing them with someone qualified to approve or disprove them. I am just looking for a website that i can use to do this. Thanks in advanced! P.S. Excuse my poor gramar i am on my ipod.
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First, develop a thick skin.
Then make sure that your grammar and spelling are as correct as you can make them (no excuses, like using your ipod).
Next, do the research about what is out there in the areas you want your theories to apply. You'll find (like the countless thousands of us already have) that your ideas are already old hat, either accepted or disproved or otherwise rejected. Not that you aren't original in your thinking, but ideas are cheap and there's more of them floating around than you have had time to realise.
Check why the ideas have been discarded or accepted. Check that your ideas get around those problems.
Then, if you think it's still new and original, publish them where others can test them.
That's where the thick skin comes in - you'll find that you will be personally attacked and criticised, rather than your ideas and theories. It takes a lot of gumption to get through those attacks.
If you can hold on for long enough, you'll get accepted as a new ideas person, and then be the expert in the field.
Then make sure that your grammar and spelling are as correct as you can make them (no excuses, like using your ipod).
Next, do the research about what is out there in the areas you want your theories to apply. You'll find (like the countless thousands of us already have) that your ideas are already old hat, either accepted or disproved or otherwise rejected. Not that you aren't original in your thinking, but ideas are cheap and there's more of them floating around than you have had time to realise.
Check why the ideas have been discarded or accepted. Check that your ideas get around those problems.
Then, if you think it's still new and original, publish them where others can test them.
That's where the thick skin comes in - you'll find that you will be personally attacked and criticised, rather than your ideas and theories. It takes a lot of gumption to get through those attacks.
If you can hold on for long enough, you'll get accepted as a new ideas person, and then be the expert in the field.
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Here's the thing - you probably didn't talk to anyone who knows anything about the field. How much research have you done? Chances are good you don't know more than what you might learn in an introductory class. How do you know that your ideas weren't explored already, or have been proven wrong, or are simply ridiculous and can't be tested? The best thing you could do would be to find someone who's actually studied that stuff to talk to. There are forums online, but I don't know any good ones for those fields. If you include astronomy or physics in there, PhysicsForums would be a good place to start. But keep in mind that most people who claim to have a new idea really don't have one - either it's not new or it's not scientific.
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well if you think they're good enough to go against the real world (remember we're a tough critic), then run it by a few more people and ask for they're complete and honest opinion. Now as for a website, I'm not sure if there is one. But I know you can try going to a college or something and showing a professor there.