The Gerard t'Hooft Theoretical Physicist Guide

There's a guide on the internet for how to become a good theoretical physicist without going to university. It's written by a rather famous physicist which, to me, says it's a pretty valid source. The author is Gerard 't Hooft, who won the 1999 Nobel prize in physics for his work as a theoretical physicist. It outlines some of the main subjects that will lead you to being a good theoretical physicist,...

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Lists and Levels (Skull, Bones and Jaw)

Saying "curriculum" sounds rather dry. Unfortunately, to learn new physics, or even to revise old physics, a system is needed to bring sense to the chaos.To avoid the dryness of the word curriculum, the MMXI Academy will be calling it a simple "list" instead. Each of the levels - Skull, Bones and Jaw - will have lists, perhaps more that one if necessary. Based upon where you are as a physicist,...

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Learn physics for free. Be a curious mind or a researcher, it should be accessible to everyone everywhere, for fr...

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