ZapperZ Promoted to PF Advisor - Congratulations!

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ZapperZ has been promoted to a position of PF Advisor, in recognition of the enormous amount of time and energy he has devoted here on PF. I don't think anyone will disagree that ZapperZ is an incredible asset to the forum.

Of course, his profile is already littered with badges and awards, so it may be difficult to notice the title change!

Congratulations, ZapperZ!

- Warren
 
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PF advisor is is quite an honour, the only other PF advisor I remember was also a professional physicist.
 
Good job ZapperZ, I can see where you will inspire others.
 
congrats, keep up your journal by the way
 
Congrats ZZ! Wow, that new honor is really tiny in your list of medals. :bugeye: I'm still looking. Is it hiding behind your avatar? :confused:

Anyway, good job! You're on the road to mentorhood! :approve:
 
Congrats ZapperZ

marlon
 
Congratulations ZapperZ, you SURELY deserve it!
 
Congrats! I rarely venture into the physics sections, but I remember reading through some of your longer discussions and being very impressed. :biggrin:
 
Grats too, Zz. I believe this obligates you to do something noteworthy, like detecting axions, to validate this endorsement by the PF high council.
 
ZapperZ said:
... and why the heck not? I can assure you that we do not bite ... unless you want us to. :)
Well, if you put it that way...
Last time I tried, I couldn't manage to teach myself trigonometry and calculus so I could only follow physics at a superficial level. When I go back to school, I'll take all of those classes and visit you guys regularly. :biggrin: I love those vast shifts in perspective physics leads me through, and I can't find that anywhere else. Well, physics is beautiful for other reasons too, but that's really the clincher. Anyway, congrats- I hope you'll still be around when I get there. :smile:
 
Congratulations Zz.

Great advice, and great Journal too.