RE: E-PHYSICIST's here and now ;)

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E-PHYSICIST's here and now ;)

in introduceyourself •  7 years ago 

Hello e-physicist! Welcome to Steemit.

Will you be writing stuff or making videos on physics or other science related subjects?

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      ·  7 years ago (edited)

    Hi there! I think I'm gonna start with articles, I dont really have experience with talking in front of camera, especially when it's in foreign language. But if my writes are somehow going to get to a wider audience it would be a pleasure for me to do videos. Thanks for your comment!

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        ·  7 years ago 

      Oh okay I see. Well do what you can. So did you study physics? What about physics gets your attention?

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        Yeah I've been studying physics for 5 years now, but I'm still going. What gets my attention? Well let's imagine you suddenly wake up in a place you've never seen, you don't know who you are and why you're there. For me it's natural that I'd investigate the environment to find out what's going on, to solve the riddle. It's about our natural urge to learn and to try to understand things that surround us. I often think people focus too much on their everyday stuff and don't actually think about how our bodies, devices around us, and every single thing works. Physics contains every other field of science in it; everything works the way it works just because there are certain laws. I know there are plenty of interesting areas of science etc. but I rather don't see how so little people are interested in physics. It's the biggest riddle you can dig deep into - and at the same time it's the one that solves every other.

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