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hey guys. I am a student at the age of 14 in Taiwan , a small island on the pacific. I have a great passion in quantum mechanics astronomy topology chemistry and so on. I hope to work at CERN someday. Thanks everyone!
Young physicist said:hey guys. I am a student at the age of 14 in Taiwan , a small island on the pacific. I have a great passion in quantum mechanics astronomy topology chemistry and so on. I hope to work at CERN someday. Thanks everyone!
You will get replies, because:Young physicist said:Yeah . I have noticed that. But in my opinion, PhDs in my country are not really that hard to get. Besides, if I identify myself as a 14 year old in this forum. I may not get as many needed replies due to my age.
Wrichik Basu said:You will get replies, because:
- Your age is not shown in your profile unless you choose to do so.
- No one will come back to this thread and check whether you are 14 years.
- You are not going to write your age while asking a question.
Actually, if you present an image of yourself as being more accomplished than you are, then you are likely to get answers that are geared towards that level of expertise. This will significantly worsen your experience here as you will get answers at a level you are not prepared for and it will lead to frustration among the people replying because you will not understand what they are talking about although you should if you really had the experience they geared the answer towards. You are free to display your experience level or not, but if you do it is in your direct interest to display accurate information. It will serve to decrease your frustration as well as that of people who reply to you.Young physicist said:I may not get as many needed replies due to my age.
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