What is the intersection between physics and mechanical engineering?

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Hi!

I'm Elliot, an mechanical engineer from California. I have a life-long interest in physics, starting with bicycles and extending way out all the way to unicycles and even bigger stuff.

I love understanding things, and I also like to explore the ambiguities where the known meets the maybe. Probably. Well, sort of.
 
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