I don't follow the field, but I have a physics PhD. What are you hoping to learn?
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Not OP, but something I find super interesting and really cool is the concept of matter and anti matter, in the creation of the universe, where say you had 1 part anti matter and 2 parts matter, and after they cancel eachother out, what you have is a whole universe made out of the difference, 1 part matter.
If there was more antimatter, we'd have a universe made of anti matter instead.
Something about it feels almost philosophical in mature. I'm very curious in the gap between science and human spirituality and how they are on a trajectory to, in some way, combine, where our spirituality, as humans, will be based in real data, and I find that idea really beautiful.
If you have any reading reccs, I'd love to hear.
@freyedEdge Do you have suggestions of particular fields of mathematics for General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics?
I stopped at Multivariable Calculus. Should I pick that back up?
I'm not a scientist, but this is one topic I absolutely love. Following