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[PaulZussman]

Thanks for the info , bro

 

[Catastrophe]

The most important thing about learning *(which I now do all the time)* is to read lots of other material on the subject I am studying. In other words - show an interest.

 

[IG2007]

Well, I guess I am repeating the old tape over, but still, there is no age for learning.

 

[Catastrophe]

Thanks IG. I make no apology for repeating this.

"The most important thing about learning *(which I now do all the time)* is to read lots of other material on the subject I am studying. In other words - show an interest. "

I wish I had come to this knowledge earlier. It would have made a real difference in my life.
There days the opportunities are endless. In school and university 60 years ago we had to go to libraries. order books, hunt around. These days you can have millions of answers in milliseconds.

Do not fall into the trap that, because it is there and easy and free, it is without value. At least think, make your own judgments, have an interest!

My generation (I am 81) had to search for value amongst nearly nothing. You have to reject nonsense when faced with almost infinite choice.

Good luck, and please learn to have an interest.

Cat

 

[Cat-Ret-Jet]

The most important thing about learning *(which I now do all the time)* is to read lots of other material on the subject I am studying. In other words - show an interest.

The red/blue light of Galaxie, I can answer why they are increasing in speed and not stay in the same direction that they started from, please use Neuton’s law’s and explain your thoughts on how this is possible. My theory explains this all the way down to why the electrons don’t collapse into the center of the atom, with no anomaly’s.