What Drives Cory Buott's Passion for Physics?

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Hello folks, my name is Cory Buott and while I am a only a physics undergrad, I have been interested in and passionate about physics my whole life. Initially, my focus was wave-particle duality, but this was at a time when the standard model was not the standard model.

My interest now lays in terminal physics -what happens at the termini of our universe, quantum physics -QM, QED, QCD, where it ties in, SUSY, and string theories. I am particularly interested in M-Theory and F-Theory. My largest curiosity however, is occupied with the physics of very cold -superfluid and Bose-Einstein States/behaviors.

I know exploring metaphysics poses problems in Empiricism/Rational but of course we all want to know the unknowable, so I spend a lot of time (perhaps wasted) pondering the nature of absolute-zero states. I had a prof once that told me to go down the hall and take philosophy when I expressed my interest here... the problem was... I had already taken philosophy and it lead me to physics!

I have spent a lot of time studying quantum physics and string theories, but I cannot say I fully understand many concepts here -especially geometries. Pilot Wave Theory is about the only thing I can actually fully get my head around. I will likely pose more questions than contribute, so have patients and bear with me.
 
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Thank you!
 

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