What sparked a computer science student's interest in physics?

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In summary, a computer science student's interest in physics was sparked by their fascination with the mathematical principles and problem-solving techniques used in both fields, as well as their desire to understand the fundamental laws and mechanisms that govern the universe. Through exploring the intersection of computer science and physics, the student was able to deepen their understanding of both subjects and develop a passion for the study of physics.
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My name is Andrew. I am a student studying Computer Science. I know that's not exactly physics, but I am particularly interested in Physics and I'm taking classes on it. Who knows, maybe I'll even minor!
 
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Welcome to PF Andrew!
 

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