Can Physics be Understood by Non-Scientists?

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In summary, while physics may seem daunting to non-scientists, it is possible for them to gain a basic understanding of the subject. With the help of simplified explanations, visual aids, and real-world applications, non-scientists can grasp the fundamental principles of physics and appreciate its impact on the world around us. However, a deeper understanding and mastery of the subject may require more specialized education and training.
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My name is Andrew and physics absolutely fascinates me however I find it extremely difficult to wrap my head around it. I'm hoping to learn a few things!
 
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new here too and in the same boat!
 

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