What advice do you have for a late bloomer in the world of physics?

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I am new to the physics world. Having obtained an arts degree (in religion) a few years back, I am now pursuing physics in my late 20s. Any advice for this late scientific bloomer will be much appreciated (especially on any helpful literature)!

Thank you and I look forward to great discussions.
 
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Hi maramara. http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/5725/red5e5etimes5e5e45e5e25.gif

Pursuing physics as a hobby? Or as formal university study?

Either way, there are myriad threads, current and past, in the many forums here that should pique your interest. Also, you will find a wealth of intriguing demonstrations in short videos at youtube.

You came here looking for discussions about physics? Well, your prayers have been answered! :)
 
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It has been a mild hobby in the past, however, at the moment I am pursuing the study in university.

And yes, from what I have been able to see so far, this forum has been the answers to my prayers. I should probably change my picture now. :0)
 
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