Can a Former Physicist Rekindle Their Passion for Science?

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In summary, it is possible for a former physicist to rekindle their passion for science. They may need to find new and innovative ways to engage with their field, such as exploring new research topics or applying their expertise in a different industry. It is also important for them to maintain a curiosity and open-mindedness towards new discoveries and advancements in the scientific world. Ultimately, with dedication and determination, a former physicist can reignite their passion for science and continue to make meaningful contributions to the field.
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I was once almost a physicist (I never did finish that PhD), but after a long break, I'm looking to dip my toes back into the world of physics.
 
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