What can a mechanic learn from the world of science?

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My name is Greg Showen. I am highly intrigued by science and love to learn. I do not know what I will find on here but what I have found so far highly interests me. I am essentially an automotive mechanic with goals and ideas for a whole lot more. This website told me to make this forum so here you guys go :) I look forward to learning with all of you
 
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Welcome to PF. We're glad to have you. We have automotive posts in the mechanical engineering forum.
 

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