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A Cooper
Greetings.
I should've been a scientist but growing up in the Philippines, which is mostly a scientifically-illiterate country, I was persuaded to go into business. I eventually taught myself IT and became an IT Project Manager in the U.S. That was as close to a science-based career as I got.
Now that I'm retired, one of my favorite things is catching up on all the science that I can.
I'm well-read in many aspects of science -- both the physical and social sciences. I was an amateur astronomer in my youth and have notched up one small accomplishment after another in that field (seeing all the planets, visiting the Barringer Crater, etc). I'm convinced that the nature of reality can best be understood through physics.
Thanks.
A Cooper
I should've been a scientist but growing up in the Philippines, which is mostly a scientifically-illiterate country, I was persuaded to go into business. I eventually taught myself IT and became an IT Project Manager in the U.S. That was as close to a science-based career as I got.
Now that I'm retired, one of my favorite things is catching up on all the science that I can.
I'm well-read in many aspects of science -- both the physical and social sciences. I was an amateur astronomer in my youth and have notched up one small accomplishment after another in that field (seeing all the planets, visiting the Barringer Crater, etc). I'm convinced that the nature of reality can best be understood through physics.
Thanks.
A Cooper