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DarkMatter911
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Hello, I'm currently 21 years old and have a question regarding a career in physics. I have made it through high school with decent grades, and spent most of my time playing video games, and not focusing a lot on education and not having parents who didn't want to tell me how to live my life and guide me a little. I'm tired of doing nothing and playing boring video games. After a couple years of maturing and becoming a the past atheist the past two years, I have realize how amazing and the universe and every little thing is fascinating. I can't stop watching documentaries and lectures online, and would love to spend my life understanding this how all of this really works than playing games and what not.
I would love to make it my career, or just love to just do it as a hobby. I'm curious if anything could help guide me on what I would need to do..I'm going to start teaching myself geometry and then work my way up to precalculus and so on...
I know I should of done a lot better and realize that I wanted to do this earlier in life, and I'm honestly 100% serious in putting hard time and patients into learning everything that I can..thanks
I would love to make it my career, or just love to just do it as a hobby. I'm curious if anything could help guide me on what I would need to do..I'm going to start teaching myself geometry and then work my way up to precalculus and so on...
I know I should of done a lot better and realize that I wanted to do this earlier in life, and I'm honestly 100% serious in putting hard time and patients into learning everything that I can..thanks