What can self-study and collaboration bring to the world of theoretical physics?

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Hello! I am physics enthusiast with special interest in Theoretical Physics. I love discussing physics stuffs and generating problem solving ideas and skills. I believe in collaboration and producing new ideas, solutions and methods. I prefer self study.
 
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Hello and :welcome:!

I hope you will have fun and learn a lot. Stay curious!
 
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