What is the best way for a non-traditional learner to study physics?

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Even though I've never been to college, I'm interested in learning physics. I'm 51 years old and I live in Bean Station, Tennessee. I've been interested in learning science for three and a half decades but haven't gotten around to learning a lot. But when I took high school science, I got a 100 on my exams.
 
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