What is the recommended website for newbies interested in theoretical physics?

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I found the Physics Forums website from the notes of Dr. John Baez, who recommended this site for newbies like me (https://math.ucr.edu/home//baez/books.html). I figured if Dr.Baez recommended it, it had to be pretty good. I am interested in theoretical physics, especially electromagnetism. I am a relatively newbie to all of this, so I will admit I don't know very much yet. I am willing to learn. I am a former high-school physics teacher; however, that was almost 15 years ago! So I am playing catch up on a lot of this!
 
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Welcome to PF, John. Great to have you here. :smile:
 
Thank you berkeman! I appreciate your kind welcome! Hope to have many interesting discussions with you!
 

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