High school dropout and have a love for science

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A new member introduces themselves as a high school dropout with a passion for science, seeking to engage in discussions. They receive encouragement, highlighting that notable figures like Einstein also dropped out, suggesting that determination can lead to success. The conversation touches on the nature of asking questions in science, emphasizing that no question is too silly and fostering a supportive environment for learning. The community welcomes the new member, reinforcing the idea that curiosity and a love for science are what truly matter.
Unit_Zer0
hi I'm new, I'm a high school dropout and have a love for science. nice to meet you.
 
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Hi Unit_Zer0! You realize that Einstein was a high school dropout too right? With the right frame of mind you should be able to get yourself somewhere
 
thanks for the nice words . i think I've already asked something stupid in the general physics section though.
 
everybody asks a stupid question, just don't let it happen again.
 
What are those "atom" things anyway?
 
It gives you a fresh look at things right?
 
If you love science, then you're welcome here! Enjoy.
 
Originally posted by Unit_Zer0
hi I'm new, I'm a high school dropout and have a love for science. nice to meet you.

Great! It will be a pleasure to answer questions without the feeling that I'm doing some kid's homework for him! :wink:

Njorl
 

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