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Several comments mentioned that the best way to learn is by doing - applying the knowledge. How would you go about learning-by-doing something like particle phy
by VoodooJuJu 9y ago
Several comments mentioned that the best way to learn is by doing - applying the knowledge. How would you go about learning-by-doing something like particle physics or advanced chemistry without access to labs? Are you reduced to creating homemade soap and rote memorization of theory? Could you ever make a meaningful contribution or get a job as an autodidact in either field?
- sotojuan 9y ago> How would you go about learning-by-doing something like particle physics or advanced chemistry without access to labs? You can't! That's what makes computer programming so special - no lab needed. Anyone wishing to learn physics or chemistry better have access to a lab sooner or later. That's just the reality of it.