Exploring the World of Science and Math: A 13-Year-Old Trans Boy's Journey

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Hey, I'm Alex, a 13 year old trans boy who can blame an utter lacking of social life on spending lots of time doing science and math. I love theorizing on ways to do near-impossible things and watching Doctor Who, Sometimes both at the same time. I joined this so I can learn about physics and expand my knowledge, so hi!
 
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Welcome to the PF, Alex. :smile:
 

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