Physics What are the perks of being a physicist?

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Being a physicist offers several perks, including the opportunity to travel globally for conferences and research collaborations, which allows for meeting diverse people and networking within the scientific community. A significant advantage is the ability to engage in work that aligns with personal passions and interests, contributing to a fulfilling career. The joy of pursuing one's love for science is highlighted as a primary motivator for many in the field.
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I was actually wondering what it likes to be a physicist what i mean is what are the perks .
for example traveling the worlds ,meeting new people etc
 
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The important perk is simply doing what you love
 
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I just started this thread to see who will write this answer first and it was you .
great ..:approve::approve::approve::oldlaugh::oldlaugh:
 

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