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I have no knowledge what-so-ever of Science.

I have wasted my life dreaming.

 

I need to change this, but where do I begin?

 

I want to develop a good general grasp of Chemistry and Physics.

I'd like to reach a point where I can contribute intelligently to the discussions on this forum.

I am seeking to improve my own self, through knowledge.

 

I would very much enjoy if you could advise me on where to begin on this journey... (Namely which books I should read, which documentaries/videos/lectures I should download or watch).

 

Thank you :)

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You can use the Search function in the upper right to find subjects here that interest you. A lot of people have asked questions you may want to ask and you can find out how they were answered.

  • 3 weeks later...
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Excelent initiative!

 

If you have previous knowledge on Sciences such as Physics, Chemistry, Math, Biology, etc. you can start reviewing books of your current level. I mean, really studying, getting to understand what's been said. And whenever a doubt comes up, you can post it here so we can help you.

 

After learning new topics, I usually write about what I learned and compare to what's in the books to check what I misunderstood or unfortunately forgot. Hope it serves as a good tip.

 

If you have NO previous knowledge, so you can start from secondary level books and keep improving it. It's always amazing to learn. Like climbing a mountain, appears to be impossible but when you reach the top you'll just laugh and find out you simply didn't reach the top yet.

 

Good luck in your journey! :P

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