What Are Your Interests in Physics, Math, and Linguistics/Cognitive Science?

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Hi ladies and gentlemen, just introducing myself. I`ve never been on any type of forum site and this will be my first. Hope I'm doing this right :oldsmile:
 
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Hi Bruce.
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You're doing okay so far. :smile:
 
Cool, I didn't think some one would reply lol
 
Hi man. You are looking some cute 19th century scientist.
 
Hey bruce! I was just curious what exactly you're interested in, if you don't mind my asking. I am personally interested in physics, math and linguistics/cognitive science (specifically where they overlap).. I'm curious because the whole 'finding like minded people'.. hope I am not a bother~
 

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