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Cyrus Hafezparast
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Hi,
I'm a sixth form student in England (which I think is the same age range as High School in America?) and I'll be going off to study Physics at university in October. My interest in physics is essentially non-practical, what interests me more about the subject finding out the fundamental nature of things and how they work (less so the applications). In this sense I suppose I'm philosophically minded (I also love philosophy) and I also particularly love maths, both pure and in application to physics.
I look forward to discussing physics with you guys :)
Cyrus
I'm a sixth form student in England (which I think is the same age range as High School in America?) and I'll be going off to study Physics at university in October. My interest in physics is essentially non-practical, what interests me more about the subject finding out the fundamental nature of things and how they work (less so the applications). In this sense I suppose I'm philosophically minded (I also love philosophy) and I also particularly love maths, both pure and in application to physics.
I look forward to discussing physics with you guys :)
Cyrus
