joneall
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Hi. I actually was a physicist a long time ago. I got my PhD in 1967 and worked as a post-doc for 5 years before switching to computing -- in a large computing center for physicists, many working on experiments at CERN. Back in the sixties, at my school, we did not even have a course in General Relativity and Cosmology barely existed. So all that is new to me and I am getting it from the works of people like Brian Greene, Sean Carroll and Max Tegmark. So if I take a while to catch on to a new concept, please have patience.