Jim777

I have always enjoyed learning about how things work, how nature works, and how as knowledge increases, our perceptions are more focused or re-aligned.
Back when I was in high school, I was the Chemistry Lab Assistant to my Chemistry teacher my last 2 years of high school. My senior year I was also Physics Lab Assistant to my Physics teacher. My job as assistant was to help the other students to set up their experiments and to help them with the mathematical computations they had to perform to prove their results. I also helped students with their Science Fair projects and one of the students I helped won the state 1st prize and a 4-year scholarship on de-salinization of salt water using ionization and electromagnetism to de-salinate aone molar solution of salt water.
Once in college, my Chemistry Dean recommended that money-wise, I would do better with a degree in computer programming, so I took that route.