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>2020
>vegan bad lmao argument
>unironically
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I want to self-study science and become an expert. I'm studying arts + business so I have a lot of free time on my hands.

Where do I even start and what are the most useful sciences to know? I am doing this to become more knowledgeable and gain a more scientific perspective of the world. I have a basic high school understanding of computer science, physics, biology and chemistry.

Should I start by reading textbooks or somewhere else? Should I be solving problems on my own? Finally, how does your knowledge of science help you in everyday life?

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