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What do physicist/mathematician types tend to do for social activities? Physics conferences? I have a physics degree myself and it would be nice to "talk shop" with others.
How to meet other physicists/mathematicans?
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Evo
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Physicists tend to travel in herds, being unlike other humans.cuallito said:
Ok, that was sarcastic. Physicists are no different than other humans, having as many interests as other humans. If you wish to find physicists to speak to, we have them here.
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I think they call those groups a pride of physicists... Or is that a pride of programmers and a forum of physicists...
zoobyshoe
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I have met a lot of physics and engineering students in cafes. Find the coffee houses where people study, and discreetly observe the books they have on their tables. Or bait them by arranging a few books of your own on your table.
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cuallito said:
This physicist tends to go to Walt Disney World 2-3 times a year. So you can find me there to talk shop.
BTW, you found this forum, and there's quite a number of physicists on here to talk shop with.
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