What are the Benefits of Joining a Science Forum for Continued Learning?

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I just found this forum and decided to join because I find physics, astronomy and other sciences fascinating and hope to use this forum as a way to continue learning. About my education. I graduated with a BS in electrical engineering in 1978. Yes, that makes me OLD! I look forward to diving into this information in the different discussions.
 
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Hello and welcome to PF.
Graduating in electrical engineering probably means you can assist with beginner questions in that subforum while you are learning from the other sections.
 

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