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Zachary Bosch-Bird
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I found this website to share all of my self-study notes from the past year in the form of a big book! None of the work is AI-generated, and mostly comes from YouTube, Wikipedia, college PDFs and other physics/math websites online like Wolfram MathWorld or or Physics LibreTexts. Now that I am here, I also want to make myself known in the physics community across the world. I want to get my bachelors in physics and math to prove my skill of this diverse subject, and then probably go travel the world or something. I have many other skills/hobbies but have this place for just math and physics now. I also want to get some research under my belt.

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Zachary Bosch-Bird said:
I found this website to share all of my self-study notes from the past year in the form of a big book!
Unfortunately, that's not what this site is for.
 
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