ugh why is it so hard to decide on the best way to be successful in physics?

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Pauline Taylor

July 31, 2020 13:16

I am self-teaching myself, I want to follow along where the great scientists reft of as Hawking inspired me and I have done great since 2018 I passionate about the math, I have always dreamed of building a robot electronics, and I want to learn physics but I see the chemistry and electronics and a lot of maths in physics, And I want to do my best I am on integral calculus ap just now can I just learn the math and physics? instead of the rest? I mean I do like the electronics and chemistry on KA. I mean I don't want to wast my life going in circles.

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pa_u_los

December 22, 2020 11:41

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I know the shame of liking a lot of things and don't finding the time to master any of them. The only recommendation I can give you is to try to organize yourself better and work harder. I still think that we can learn all this things. With regard on how to get good at physics, I would say follow this three steps.
1-. Think about what you are doing. The math is very important but so the physical understanding. That and the fact that is based on empirical observation is what makes it different from pure mathematics.
2-. Do tons of exercises. When I say tons is all you see.
3-. Try to spend at least 10 minutes a day understanding/questioning/digging on things you want to understand from nature and do some research.

Good luck.
Paûlos.

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