Can Engineers Be Physicists Too?

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I'm an engineer who wishes he was a physicist. I'll never be able to give up the design aspect and creativity of engineering, nor do I think that I have enough natural intuition to really be a great physicist or mathematician, but I love it anyways.
 

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