How to involve people in high energy physics?

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Involving people in high energy physics requires a focus on enhancing foundational knowledge. The discussion emphasizes the importance of defining "basics" as the essential principles and concepts that underpin the field. To improve these foundational skills, participants suggest developing targeted educational programs, workshops, and outreach initiatives that simplify complex ideas and engage a broader audience. There is a call for resources that make high energy physics more accessible, encouraging collaboration among educators and researchers to create a supportive learning environment. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for clear communication and effective teaching strategies to foster interest and understanding in high energy physics.
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how to involve people in high energy physics?
how to improve our basics?
what is needed to improve or build our basics?
 
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define "basics".
 
Sorry, can you please expand a bit on your post I have no idea what it means!
 
basics

basics mean how to improve our foundation knowledge about physics.
 
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