What inspired my love for physics and how can I continue to learn on this forum?

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I'm Newtenstein and 21 years young. Soon to begin a major in organic chemistry but very much enjoy my physics. Looking to further my self education of physics from books through the use of this forum! My favorite activities are hiking, deep conversation, reading, seeing and doing new things, and gardening. My inspirations include but not limited to, Mendeleev, Einstein and Newton hence my name, and lastly Mr. Carl Sagan.
 
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