Becoming a theoretical physicist does not require innate genius but demands a strong work ethic and the ability to generate original ideas. Aspiring physicists should focus on developing unique questions rather than reiterating common inquiries. Engaging with existing forums and literature is essential for identifying unexplored topics in the field. Continuous learning and creativity are critical components of success in theoretical physics.
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