How do you find your passion in physics?

Few simple steps:

1. Start saying that you like physics to your friends and family and stop saying that you have an aversion for physics.
2. We devolp a passion in that subject in which we get rewards and results and appreciation from others.
3. Do one book at a time and don’t try do everything in a one go.

What do you call a person who loves science?

A person who loves science is a scholar to the forbidden nature of an industry, of scientific thought. Persons may be referred to by title, such as “Mr.,“ or “Ms.” Personally, I prefer the use of Spanish, by calling someone “senor,” or “senora.” You can also ingratiate the person, as a doctor or professor!

How do you find your passion for learning?

Talk about topics of mutual interest and ask for resources and additional information. Talking to an expert also can fuel your passion for learning. Go to a museum, learning center, or event dedicated to a topic that stimulates your interest. Talk to the people who work there.

Why has science remained a mystery to you?

To put it simply, science remained a mystery to me, in the sense that I simply could not form any positive connections with it. And, to a certain degree, this mentality has not changed. For some of my science-related classes in high school, I frankly lack any sense of interest or passion.

How can I increase my interest in learning and productivity?

Brainstorming different shortcuts or “hacks” can stimulate your interest in learning as well as increase your productivity. If you’re interested in a particular field, you might be able to find clubs or groups that have competitions to foster innovation in that field.

Do you like science as a kid?

To be honest, science was something I never really enjoyed as a kid or even as a young teen. Science was just another subject at school — another boring topic. Back then, I’d much rather talk about video games and…well, that’s pretty much it actually.