Quote: (09-30-2015 09:45 PM)Wutang Wrote:
Quote: (09-30-2015 05:32 PM)StarcraftGG Wrote:
Wutang, can you please be more specific as to why you want to become more educated in science? It would help me formulate a better answer to your question.
For personal enrichment mostly. I don't really have any plans to make it into my way to earn my bread but I'm open to all possibilities.
I'm very much into philosophy which is something that I've studied a lot on my own and I thought that learning more about the natural sciences would complement that knowledge. I feel like a lot of the humanities you can get far from just reading on your own but I'm not so sure with the natural sciences so I wanted to hear other people's views.
Then I would still advise from my previous statement. You can always pick up older editions of text books. You'll find the majority of learning comes from a text book and not a professor. Professors come in two flavors, they tend to be either PhD students who teaching because they have to and aren't very useful. Or a researcher who is doing it because they have to and don't really care. That is at least regarding the early science classes.