Can Self-Study Propel a Deep Understanding of Physics?

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Hi my name is Giovanni, I'm from Italy and I'm 26 years old. I apologize for my english which might sound incorrect or weird sometimes :oldshy:
I loved physics and astronomy since I was a child. My father is an astrophysics graduate, we used to have long conversations about the universe and science in general. I devoured documentaries on scientific subjects in my childhood and adolescence. After highscool I studied Halliday and Resnick I & II quite thoroughly. Now I'm going to study physics aiming at the possible deepest understanding of it. I do it for my own pleasure. I'm not going to university, I'm studying CGI for job.
I'm going to post a thread in the books section for advice on this journey. I'm very happy to be part of this community now :smile:
 
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