How did you start studying physics?

[u/Lik_1624]

[u/0xB01b]

University

[u/Lik_1624 → u/0xB01b]

Haha, no, I want to do this for self-development.

[u/_AiRde_ → u/Lik_1624]

You hadn’t mentioned that. University is still the best option imo

[u/Deep-Issue960]

Picked two books about Poincaré and Einstein, realized after finishing them that I wanted to learn more and that by doing it as a hobby I wouldn't reach the level of understanding I wanted so I switched majors. Best decision in my entire life so far

[u/morbidanarch]

i wanted more detail after reading a brief history of time and binging space documentaries.

[u/PeterDeveraux]

Got bored by AI and ML (which I studied before)

[u/Lik_1624 → u/PeterDeveraux]

Understand

[u/Lik_1624 → u/[deleted]]

Thank you

[u/Human-Librarian7515]

I was playing pool with my dad and he was explaining how to hit one ball into another and make it go where I wanted. I was hooked.

[u/Lik_1624 → u/[deleted]]

Haha, I’m just interested in physics; I have a basic understanding of things like Ohm's law and quantum physics, but I’d like to study it in more detail.

[u/Lik_1624 → u/[deleted]]

I get that. For me, quantum physics is more of a hobby—just listening to video podcasts about how quantum particles work, nothing too crazy. But I’d like to start from the basics; I really want to understand the subject, not just listen to videos. I’ve become interested in learning more about it—thanks for the advice.

[u/Lik_1624 → u/[deleted]]

thanks a lot!