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A user is seeking recommendations for introductory physics audio content to listen to during a 15-hour road trip. They express frustration over being unable to post in the appropriate math and science forums due to insufficient privileges. Another participant clarifies that those forums are designated for mentors and advisors to share educational materials, rather than for general requests from members.
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Keep in mind that I would post this in math and science material but I have insufficient privileges for some odd reason

I am going on a 15 hour road trip, and would like some Introductory Physics audio to listen to on my iPod. IF anyone knows of anything I could listen to it would be appreciated greatly.

Thanks in advance,
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TorqueDork said:
Keep in mind that I would post this in math and science material but I have insufficient privileges for some odd reason

That's because those forums are for mentors, science advisors and homework helpers to post actual learning materials, not for general members to post requests for them, or talk about them.
 

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