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[QUOTE="Felix Gonzales, post: 5834009, member: 619917"] Oh yes! I constantly find myself asking questions about what I'm learning, either asking "what if..." style questions or questioning the material itself, and I am driven to find the answers. Most of the time, because of the level of my schooling, it's questions that have already been answered though which is a little bit of a buzz kill. I studied physics because I feel that once you strip away our possessions, like money, the only thing that matters is the universe. In my opinion, the universe is the only thing that matters and the only thing that will ever matter in the entirety of time. I know other things are important as well like art and politics, but I feel that what encompasses physics will push our world forward (alongside other STEM fields of course). I realize by this point I probably sound like a mega nerd so I'll end here but I would like to thank you for your reply. I appreciate the help! [/QUOTE]
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