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I suppose you are staying at Fermilab right now. No more boring days!
Best of luck.[emoji1]
Best of luck.[emoji1]
Who else is on summer break and already bored?
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A student expresses boredom during their summer vacation after a week of free time, contrasting with the excitement many feel at the start of break. They mention plans to start self-study and share their upcoming internship at Fermilab, which they hope will alleviate their boredom. The conversation shifts to suggestions for productive activities, including writing blog posts about the internship experience and engaging in physics-related studies. Participants discuss various academic pursuits, including reading advanced physics texts and working on coding skills. There is also lighthearted banter about hobbies, music, and the challenges of summer boredom, with recommendations for physics problem books to keep engaged. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the importance of finding meaningful ways to utilize free time, particularly through academic and personal interests.
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Not quite yet. I arrive there tomorrow and start on Monday. I can't wait!
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WannabeNewton
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I'm bored :p
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Here you go http://arxiv.org/abs/math/9905031
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George Jones
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Shyan said:This is for those who look at physics as their girl friend, like me!
Physics is my mistress. Since my wife has degrees in physics, my wife and I sometimes have conversations about my mistress.
JorisL said:
This post is too random for me.
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George Jones said:
That should keep one busy for a while, and it has some great insights on thermodynamics+mathemagical physics.
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