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if you were to relearn math & physics from scratch, how would you do it? broad question, but really referencing to anything - books, courses, order of subjects, etc.

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Okay found the math reference - Paul’s Online Math Notes are a godsend from the old internet for Algebra, Calc, and Diff EQ which will keep you busy for a long time and provide a great foundation for any other math you want to learn 🫡 https://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/

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Feynman lectures: https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/

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elliot nicholson on youtube has great videos on some more complex math subjects. Really goes through every detail thoroughly

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And finally… Use the fuck out of ChatGPT. Math and physics don’t change that much and have a LOT of written material out there about it. It’s a perfect task for LLMs to explain how it all works and dive deeper and deeper in concepts and questions 🫡🫡🫡

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For a broad survey of practical physics - Giancoli is the book: https://www.amazon.com/Physics-Scientists-Engineers-Douglas-Giancoli/dp/0132431068/ref=mp_s_a_1_23

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I would learn it with goals in mind. Learning difficult math and physics feels pointless when there’s no application you can foresee. I had to learn Calculus in school and adult life and career has convinced me that was pointless (for me).

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Brilliant.org + Khanacademy.com

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I’ve gotten good at self-learning using the internet, now ChatGPT too, but would still probably bootstrap with an expert tutor or mentor

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Khanacademy every time

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For math, Swokowski calculus with analytic geometry and its solution manual worked for me. For Physics, Resnick - Halliday book with solution manual was outstanding. I imagine there are newer more interactive resources but the contents and the problems in these books are great imho.

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