Inventor, and generalist looking to indulge my curiosity

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In summary, an inventor and generalist is someone who possesses a wide range of knowledge and skills, and is constantly seeking to learn and explore new things. They are driven by their curiosity and use their creativity and problem-solving abilities to come up with new inventions and ideas. This type of person is always looking for ways to improve and innovate, and is not limited to a specific field or area of expertise. They thrive on challenges and enjoy finding solutions to complex problems.
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TheZialex
How did you find PF?
I've know about this place for years, use to be afraid to post anything. Now decided to buck up and dive right in.
I'm eager to listen, read, and discuss all manner of subjects an areas(for the most part). I seem to eat, drink and sleep mathematics. So it's naturally my main subject. Mostly self taught. working towards a PhD, so I know I got a hard and tough road ahead of me.
 
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Welcome to PF!
 
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Welcome aboard, @TheZialex ##-##

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