What Are Some Hobbies of a Scientist?

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In summary, scientists have a variety of hobbies that range from outdoor activities like hiking and bird-watching to more intellectual pursuits like reading and playing chess. Many scientists also enjoy experimental hobbies such as gardening, cooking, and photography, as well as creative hobbies like painting and playing music. These hobbies not only provide a break from the demands of scientific research, but also allow scientists to explore new interests and skills that can enhance their work and overall well-being.
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My name is Lola, I am using this for my issues with physics, and I love to draw. I also love cats, hiking, chocolate, and baking. I also code and learn ASL.
 
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Welcome to PF Lola.
 
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