/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6766328
So, in summarization, if OP wants to be Excellent in physics *Universally*, he must either already posses AND refine his own creative aptitude.

if he wants to be excellent at physics industrially/educationally, he must be good at, and continue, to refine his math skills.

if he wants to be good in physics universally, he should study the history of science itself to overcome creative shortcomings by making himself aware of both the success and *Especially* failure of historic science.
To know why or how a conclusion was made, wrong or right, is often more valuable than the conclusion.

Just as a person who is poor at art wants to become an artist, he must study and practice many different avenues of art.

But don't listen to me, I'm just the neighborhood philosopher.