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I'm curious about demographics here at the Physics Forum.
Evo said:Can anyone find the other 2 dozen threads on this? I'd like to tag them all under a single heading.
Defennder said:marlon you're joking, aren't you. There's a prominent statesman who's also 72 years old.
binzing said:Just a spry old Dutchman are you?
mal4mac said:Interesting 26-35 dip starting to appear. To busy forging a career and changing nappies to mess about in here!
Belgium.binzing said:What? I thought you were Dutch...If you don't mind, Where are you from?
So your average age is 36?marlon said:i am 72
Astronuc said:Belgium.
Ah! So he's French.Astronuc said:Belgium.
mal4mac said:Interesting 26-35 dip starting to appear. To busy forging a career and changing nappies to mess about in here!
Chi Meson said:Ah! So he's French.
*run away, giggling like a five-year-old*
OW!
marlon said:i am 72
71 + . . . 0 . . . 0%
LukeJD said:I expected the demographic to be younger here, that's why I made smaller categories, but 16-21 being the predominate age is still a surprise.
Evo said:Can anyone find the other 2 dozen threads on this? I'd like to tag them all under a single heading.
Thanks!
That's a perfectly fine question, btw, Luke.
JasonRox said:I'm no longer in the same age group. After a couple years of membership, it changes... slightly.
marlon said:but i still have the mojo of a 22 y old
The average age in the Physics Forum varies depending on the specific forum or community you are referring to. However, in general, the average age tends to range from late teens to mid-30s.
No, there is no specific age requirement to participate in the Physics Forum. People of all ages are welcome to join and contribute to discussions and share their knowledge and insights.
No, there are no age restrictions for any discussions or topics in the Physics Forum. However, it is expected that all members conduct themselves in a respectful and appropriate manner, regardless of age.
Yes, there are often resources and discussions specifically geared towards younger members or those who are just starting their journey in the field of physics. Additionally, being a part of the Physics Forum allows for networking and connecting with professionals of all ages in the field.
Absolutely! The Physics Forum is a diverse and inclusive community, and individuals of all ages can benefit from the knowledge and insights shared by others. Age should not be a barrier in pursuing a passion for physics and engaging in discussions about the subject.