What Disciplines Interest a Physics and Electrical Engineering Student?

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In summary, the new member is interested in exploring various areas of discipline. This could include subjects such as psychology, philosophy, and economics, as well as personal development and self-improvement. They are also open to learning about different cultures and languages. Overall, the new member is eager to expand their knowledge and understanding in a diverse range of disciplines.
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Hello! I am an undergraduate student with a degree in physics and pursing Electrical Engineering degree (bachelor's). I am quite curious and love to explore in different areas of discipline. It is a great pleasure to be talking with everyone!
 
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