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Although you can send messages directly to the Guide, using the forum will be more beneficial since the message reaches a greater number of people. As a result, a large number of people can contribute to or benefit from the discussions. Feel free to use this forum to ask questions, express your opinion, and spread relevant information among the community.

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    A. They can certainly try. Keep in mind that you don't have to know physics to join the forums, so any individual answer you get may or may not have scientific merit, depending on who responds. There are several scientists and engineers who frequent the forum, however, and most people there are happy to be of help. It would be wise, however, to not accept everything said as scientifically accurate. Among other things, it's possible for someone to be rusty on a subject and make a mistake.
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