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Engineering Engineering jobs with a Physics degree
:( i am doomed- PhilosophyofPhysics
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Schools Get recommendations for graduate schools while not in school?
I'm in a similar situation, but two of my physics professors have retired. :(- PhilosophyofPhysics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Useful programming languages to learn?
Udacity is a good place to learn python.- PhilosophyofPhysics
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Is a PhD in Physics the Right Path for Me?
I somehow ended up double majoring in physics and philosophy. Chance did not let me become an engineer. What's up with that?- PhilosophyofPhysics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Grad School or Industry: Trying to Secure My Financial Future
I'm really wishing I had done some type of Engineering or Computer Science right now rather than Physics. At least I see jobs requiring those degrees. I could pretend that jobs are out there for me and have some hope. I only see physics degrees required if they are masters or phds. Right...- PhilosophyofPhysics
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New FQXi contest: What's Ultimately Possible in Physics?
I've had hard time over the years with accepting the idea of "block" time. I've been attracted to the view that each new moment is a creative advance of the universe. The block view seems to leave us with everything already there and so nothing new truly emerges. Of course, this is just an...- PhilosophyofPhysics
- Post #22
- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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New FQXi contest: What's Ultimately Possible in Physics?
Physics will likely declare in the future that physics itself is just not possible. Sorry to disappoint everyone. I know how much you love to manipulate your imaginary universes with your advanced mathematics and injected wackiness. God is laughing at us.- PhilosophyofPhysics
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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What made you want to study physics?
I was really into the Elegant Universe and read several other popular physics books thereafter. I came to Penrose's Road to Reality and decided that it was time that I actually learned the math behind the physics. It also ended some torment over my undecided major status. For various reasons...- PhilosophyofPhysics
- Post #17
- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Programs Importance of CS to the Mathematics/Physics Major.
i feel pretty useless because i don't know any CS.- PhilosophyofPhysics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Undergrad Bad at maths but good at theoretical physics?
Well, maybe you can be a good philosopher of physics and others can use your work to guide the direction they take with their mathematics, but I don't really think you can be a theoretical physicist without being good at math.- PhilosophyofPhysics
- Post #17
- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Paper Pointing To Danger At LHC?
i think it's a glorious way for this little planet Earth to end. we either move forward and risk death or stagnate. there is only one option as far as i am concerned...- PhilosophyofPhysics
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Can 3D String Theory Overcome UV Divergences Found in 1D String Theory?
Well... Branes are not what I'm thinking about unless a 3D string is equivalent to a 3 brane. I've read the first half of Zwiebach, but I might have forgot about the part where he said a 1 D brane was a string. Anyway, I'm thinking kind of a real string with width, height and length but...- PhilosophyofPhysics
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate Can 3D String Theory Overcome UV Divergences Found in 1D String Theory?
I was wondering if anyone has ever tried to formulate a string theory with a 3D string rather than a 1D string. Has this been done? Is this much more complicated?- PhilosophyofPhysics
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Calc 3 vs. Differential Equations
I had a tougher time with Calc III than with DE.- PhilosophyofPhysics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Courses Electricity & Magnetism course difficulty?
E&M has definitely been the toughest undergrad course I've had. I only have QM left. I think it required a lot more studying and working out of problems than I put into it, more so than any class I've had so far. Anyway, it wasn't one of my favorite courses, though I can see how it would...- PhilosophyofPhysics
- Post #23
- Forum: STEM Academic Advising