I want to study physics. Where should I start?

I want to study physics. Where should I start?

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start with hamlet or romeo and juliet

Bump

YouTube

nobody cares. you probably suck at life and you're just trying to look cool by learning something that you are too dumb to learn. nobody loves you or cares about you and we all hope you die you fucking autist

Feynman lectures

In academia, you would start with College Algebra, of course.

Youtube. There's plenty of videos explaining basic physics concepts. Check out Scishow.

Introduction to Physics. What is physics? Physics comes from the ancient Greek word physika. It’s at this point that you’ll want to start taking notes. Physika means the science of natural things. And it is there, in ancient Greece, that our story begins...
It’s a warm summer evening, circa 600 BC, you’ve finished your shopping at the local market, or agora, and you look up at the night sky. There you notice some of the stars seem to move, so you name them planetes, or wanderer....

If you are serious about learning physics I find these two books quite valuable and easy to follow

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Then you stick your left thumb in your ass, realize your asshole is a circle, and voila, you've discovered that planets orbit in a circle. Next, whip your dicks out, we're about to learn about wormholes

This really is amazing subject and by extension it throws you down the path of universal understanding on an even deeper level than physical

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Projecting much? Tough to see you're talking about yourself? Fuck, get some help

At school.

Khan academy

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wow, all of that says alot more about you than OP lol

Kinematics

wikipediz.

There are some pretty good suggestions in this thread.
I would personally recommend starting by learning calculus. Calculus is used constantly throughout physics. Before Calculus learn college algebra. Be prepared to take in alot of math. It’s all math

I got into Non-Destructive testing as a career because it is extremely physics based. I love physics and i get to do experiments every day. if you really enjoy physics then get into NDT

a school

Watch all the YouTube video playlists about physics and calculus that you can find and then get your hands on some calculus based physics textbooks to solidify the knowledge. University Physics by Openstax are good and cheap books, and you can likely find them at the bookstore of your local college.

>get into NDT
you mean DMT?

Specific gravity, E = IR, watts = amps x volts, gyroscopes, specific heat, potentiometer, calorimeter, vacuum. Standard stuff for a 13 year-old boy in 1966.

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Classical mechanics. A lot of the more modern stuff has its basis in classical mechanics anyway. From there I guess you move onto Energy of macro things. But you’re gonna have to learn about the forces involved in pushing blocks up a gradient first my guy.