What is the Best Way to Learn Physics as a Non-Scientist?

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Hi, J Hawthorne here. I don't have a formal education in Physics, but have always been drawn to it and look forward to learning. Hope you don't mind if I sometimes ask a "rookie" question...thanks.
 
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