What are you currently doing with your life?

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In summary, the conversation revolves around the topic of work and interests in physics. The participants discuss the fact that even great minds like Albert Einstein had mundane day jobs before achieving success. They also mention the possibility of someone having a passion and talent for something other than their job. It is noted that the forum is primarily for discussing physics, but there is nothing wrong with engaging in casual conversation.
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i currently work in a supermarket.
 
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hbk4894 said:
like do you work or are you a student
i currently work in a supermarket.
And do you have any interest in physics?
 
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Well A.Einstein worked in a pretty boring day job supporting a young family before everything came together for him..
 
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Actually, his work at the patent office led to his famous work
Much of his work at the patent office related to questions about transmission of electric signals and electrical-mechanical synchronization of time, two technical problems that show up conspicuously in the thought experiments that eventually led Einstein to his radical conclusions about the nature of light and the fundamental connection between space and time.[41]:377

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Einstein#Patent_office
 
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rootone said:
Well A.Einstein worked in a pretty boring day job supporting a young family before everything came together for him..
Are you suggesting our OP is a budding Einstein? He has made a couple of dozen posts and not a single one of them has anything to do with physics, as nearly as I can see so he seems to be here just for chit chat, which is why I asked about any interest in physics.

There's nothing wrong w/ being here just for the chit chat, it just puzzles me that someone would choose a physics forum for that when there are (as I understand it anyway) numerous forums on the internet where that is more the purpose.
 
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Are you suggesting our OP is a budding Einstein? He has made a couple of dozen posts and not a single one of them has anything to do with physics, as nearly as I can see so he seems to be here just for chit chat, which is why I asked about any interest in physics.
Agreed.
 
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No, I was only meaning that having a boring day job doesn't exclude a person from having passion decication and just maybe an immense talent in some other field.
 
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Well, maybe he wants to improve his language skills!
Anyway he asked you about your own life not Einstein"s or his:oldbiggrin:
 
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Seriously at first glance I misread the thread title as "What are you currently doing with your wife ? "...psss I'm making a movie. :biggrin:
 
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rootone said:
No, I was only meaning that having a boring day job doesn't exclude a person from having passion decication and just maybe an immense talent in some other field.

This is very true. My job gives me no thrills, but my outside-of-work life is very nice.
 
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I'm a student.
 
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Or maybe working in the supermarket is not necessarily boring.
 
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phinds said:
There's nothing wrong w/ being here just for the chit chat, it just puzzles me that someone would choose a physics forum for that when there are (as I understand it anyway) numerous forums on the internet where that is more the purpose.

One could enjoy reading the physics, but not discussing the physics.
 
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FAQ: What are you currently doing with your life?

What is your current research focus?

Currently, my research focuses on understanding the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems.

How do you balance your work and personal life as a scientist?

Balancing work and personal life can be challenging as a scientist, but I prioritize my time and make sure to set aside time for both my work and personal life.

What inspired you to become a scientist?

I have always been curious about the natural world and have a passion for discovering new things. This inspired me to pursue a career in science.

What is the most exciting project you have worked on as a scientist?

One of the most exciting projects I have worked on was a collaborative research project that involved studying the behavior of deep-sea creatures in their natural habitat.

What are your future goals as a scientist?

My future goals as a scientist include continuing to make meaningful contributions to my field of research, mentoring and inspiring future scientists, and promoting the importance of science in society.

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