Can I Teach Myself Physics as an Adult Without Formal Training?

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I stumbled across this forum by searching for physics on the web.
I'm in my thirties. I'm not getting any younger.But I am interested in physics, although physics is difficult.I want to learn physics by myself, so I can expect a lot of setbacks.I have some introductory knowledge of physics, focusing mainly on mechanics.I have some understanding of the mathematical methods in physics, but only conceptually. I am not proficient in it.When I meet with difficulties, maybe the seniors can give me some guiding advice.
 
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Do you want to know about physics or do you wish to be able to do physics? This is the same question I would ask if you were interested in, say, the clarinet.
 
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我的最终目标是做物理。不管怎样,我得先学好物理。就算我不会物理,至少我希望我能学好物理。
You'll need to put your responses in English
 
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hutchphd said:
Do you want to know about physics or do you wish to be able to do physics? This is the same question I would ask if you were interested in, say, the clarinet.
My ultimate goal is to do physics.Anyway, I have to learn physics well first.Even if I don't know physics, at least I hope I can learn physics well.
 
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