Can a Retired Computer Science Engineer Keep Up with Physics Advancements?

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In summary, a retired computer science engineer can still keep up with physics advancements by actively seeking out new information and resources, staying updated on current research and developments, and leveraging their existing knowledge and skills. While the pace of advancements in physics may seem daunting, with dedication and determination, a retired computer science engineer can continue to stay informed and engaged in the ever-evolving world of physics.
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I'm a retired former Computer science engineer, generally interested in the scientific advancement of physics
 
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