Exploring the Intersection of Engineering, Physics, and Philosophy of Science

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Nahum Nehemia

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Feb 11, 2017

Hello all,

I'm an engineer, but all my life I was more excited by physics and philosophy of science (which I believe converge to one). So now that I'm retiring from work, I've decided to pursue my old passion.

Thanks you all!

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We love engineers! Welcome to PF!

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