What is the Role of Communication in Scientific Discussions?

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I am a ex firefighter , I might not know much about physics but I've been right in the middle off it .
I am a interested in the world around me and our interpretation off it . Love ideas and theories and enjoy good communication I am not a rude person and like to be treated with politeness .and have respect and love for all .
 
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I can't tell you much I guess but I've lived life in the fast lane you might say, firesevice , very fast morotrbikes , skydiving , mountaineering and climbing and kayaking ... most action sports ...a single father of a young 6 year old girl ...so other than those things I am probably not going to be much help probably not on those subjects either, But I like to think and absorb thinks that are interesting to me . ?? I'll surely answer questions , but possibly with a don't know .
 
Welcome to the PF, FF! :smile:

(In addition to working full time as an EE, I work part time in EMS, and work closely with Fire) Enjoy the PF! :smile:
 
Thank you and great to meet a fellow responder , Good for you on the EMS front , I am looking forward to reading lots of great topics
 
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