Can Science Be a Lifelong Passion?

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In summary, science can certainly be a lifelong passion for those who have a deep curiosity and interest in the natural world. It offers endless opportunities for learning and discovery, and allows individuals to constantly challenge themselves and expand their knowledge. With new advancements and discoveries being made every day, science can continue to be a fulfilling and exciting pursuit throughout one's entire life.
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I've been an amateur scientist and Tinkerer all my life. The hard Sciences have always fascinated me. I love building robots, houses, and doing chemical and electronic experiments. At 72 years old I'm still pastoring full-time at the Fort Myers Rescue Mission a homeless shelter in Fort Myers Florida. Fort Myers Rescue Mission. Org
 
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