How to learn physics & math | Advice for the young scientist

How to Learn Math and Physics by John Baez: math.ucr.edu/home/baez/books.html
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[@tibees]

For textbooks you should check out libgen.io for illegal PDFs from a Russian site. I probably shouldn't be telling you about it but textbooks are really expensive so if it's going to help your learning to find a free copy online then I think you should know about it. Hiring books from your university library is also a good alternative.

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Tibees Hiiii How Are You

[@booobrokmeyer1889]

Tibees love it

wow such a gc

[@n3rvyzombie]

lol

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[@jake_runs_the_world]

Man I just love maths it gives me a different kind of high

[@axedyson]

What are all the other things that give you the high?

[@sana6840]

this is just the best way to describe it

[@chrisallen9509]

Thinking about physics while high is another world for me.

[@deogracias8562]

I think maths and physics make you see the world psychedelicly its literraly kind of high

[@chrisallen9509]

The universe is really just like a giant map in a video game where math is the code for everything.

[@madokakaname471]

study everyday at least 1 hour or something , you dont need to push yourself too hard but if you dont study everyday you will have troubles specially at tests

[@maheshk1465]

Such a honest comment. Thank you for this comment

[@Jonathan-nq5cz]

Review everything you do in class ( maths and physics )

[@universewithinyou2761]

@Porfiry Petrovich 4h is too much, your brain needs a break. Study 2 hours a day

[@universewithinyou2761]

@Porfiry Petrovich I assume you are using the pomodoro technique? That's safe

[@universewithinyou2761]

@Porfiry Petrovich Good luck, I also want to have a degree in physics❤️

[@markyzuccy4706]

It really really sucks. I'm 17...a guy...and a large proportion of you viewers watching probably have an aptitude in maths or physics...sadly for me, I am not one of those people. I have always found mathematics and physics to be very difficult. I could memorise a whole list of equations and formulas and then during an exam I read the questions and I cannot understand them at all. Getting that all familiar head ache as it slowly burns and starts to hurt. Heading onwards to university soon hopefully. The applications of these two subjects in life have always been VERY interesting to me but it pains me to know that I know my limit. Even though I enjoy the subject and see how interesting it is. I've never been good at it. I remember years of crying and tearing up when I am alone, dreading for my exams for these subjects in my school. The fear was real :") To all my brothers and sisters who are planning or who are already undergoing a degree in university and pursuing these subjects in life, I salute you guys. Use this knowledge to help expand our explanations of nature and this universe for the next generation. I really respect! Y'all cool

[@Lambyyy]

Marky Zuccy Don’t worry bro I’m the same, I study Business at university but have an interest in physics and maths. Although I used to know little about physics, reading books and watching videos has helped me greatly. :)

[@N0URii]

[@acershund1]

Dont give up- get tutor and you will be fine

[@santoshr2984]

Damn!! .. that looks like my shitty Indian education system :0) .. where are you from?? :0) ... I stopped giving shit about grades and just enjoyed the subjects in college(and I know where that attitude takes you in India)... Today I dont do anything remotely related to physics and maths, but I still enjoy learning and finding those little things which I missed. Its just "THE PLEASURE OF FINDING THINGS OUT" :0)

[@bobfake3831]

You can always leanr maths, school is no accurate respresentation of what the subject actually is.

[@InvinciblePepe]

The emission of spontaneous radiation of positive energy through the soul of this girl always makes me feel curious about the subject and makes me feel good about myself. More power to you girl .

[@johnlime1469]

"More power to you girl" Virat said, as he flipped everyone off with his thumbnail.

[@beactivebehappy9894]

@@johnlime1469 that's pfp*

[@TomLeg]

In particular, courses in the first year or two of university in the American/Canadian system consists of great halls with hundreds of students. It doesn't matter so much where you do that. Considering how expensive US schools can be, staying at home for a year and attending a less expensive State school is an option to consider. Especially when you consider many students change their interests when they get exposed to new topics ... or realize how tough their original area actually is. After a successful frosh year, you can go on to a 'better' school, and get the attention of experienced profs.

[@marklowery863]

I feel like this girl would be an interesting person to meet. Never ending conversations!!

[@dhruvshetty2127]

I’m so glad I found you,been looking for a an interesting maths channel for a while

[@TheNachoesuncapo]

wow! you did a video based on my comment!thank you tibees

[@sciencepetr5179]

LOVE LOVE LOVE YOUR WORK! Keep crushing it Tibees!

[@tibees]

Thanks Petr

[@edu_cation7082]

when I am in depression than I always used to solve the calculus problems......

[@zeynand4039]

Wby? Did it calm your mind. Did you need to focus or did you need to distrsct yourself with maths?

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[@ethankung8838]

Shivansh Bellamkonda he doesn’t exist

[@cshri123]

@@shivanshbellamkonda6898 Works for some not for all

[@shivanshbellamkonda6898]

@@ethankung8838 god does exist

[@debadityasaha1684]

your voice is other worldly comforting, it just calms me down. love your channel btw

[@acershund1]

You have a great demeanor for reaching and teaching. Your explanations are concise.and understandable. Grateful!

[@jacobkenning5926]

Taking both HL Math and Physics next year (IB System, not sure if you’re familiar with it) but this and the other video helped a lot for ideas on resources!!

[@mikedang3613]

Yes!! Thanks for this, keep making videos Tibees; I love you!

[@rohitbhardwaj1966]

Thank you very much tibees and John Baez too . From last 3-4 months ,I was looking for the right guidance to lead me to the right path to learn both physics and mathematics . This is precisely the right video I was hoping for

[@Masked_muscle_mommy]

I really love your content/channel! :) keep it up Tibees!!

[@TheNachoesuncapo]

It would be great to do a video on studying techniques/methods/habits!?

[@ethanmartin2781]

This is super helpful. Thank you so much. I don't know how you manage to make every video you upload so dang good!

[@tibees]

I thought this video was pretty low quality when I was uploading it... so i'm somewhat surprised to hear comments like this XD

[@tombufford136]

Good to hear from someone who is successfully involved in Science and Maths. Someone who has developed their faculties through the higher education system.

[@UROOZFATIMA190]

I adore you tibees ALWAYS keep doing these incredible amd amazing things👍

[@tombufford136]

Watched this through again. Great motivation for people with your intelligent and terrific good looks.

[@DillyBar-uk9di]

Thank you very very much Tibees!!!! I appreciate you lots!

[@tibees]

Thanks for the support

[@tombufford8659]

Hi Toby, you have a strong personality and this I think helps people to concentrate and be more confident with your backing.

[@guntermel]

I would like to recommend an author for your bibliography, Lewis H.Ryder. His books on General Relativity and Quantum Field Theory are extraordinary if you try to learn by yourself these hard topics. Really excellent. Thanks for keeping us motivated on learning Tibees!

[@timeless_realm]

Thank you for helping people to understand complex subjects. Many teachers do not really understand what they are teaching and that makes them untrustworthy for learning accurate information They do more harm than good.

[@tibees]

Thanks for watching

[@scaho]

I love your channel, I'm quite weak mathematically even though I'm studying Engineering. But your videos been absolutely lovely, keep up the good work.

[@AliSyauqiBilfaqih2]

Finally I found a person with same problem :D

[@antoniomantovani3147]

well, my advise its never give up the study....whatever you do, and stay critical.....sometimes you have to go back to go

[@Madmun357]

I agree with you wholeheartedly about not having to go to a prestgious school, especially for undergraduate degree. At least here in the US it's not only crazy expensive, but truthfully there are VERY intelligent instructors at schools all across the country. No matter where you attend, you can learn a lot.

[@thecarlostheory]

Thank you very much. It was very useful for me, it was a dude that I was asking for how to tackle it, and in your video I saw the answer. Your channel is amazing.

[@kleptiic1753]

I’m going into highschool this year and I want to study physics, but was discouraged for a while but this reignited my love for it so thanks.

[@rebia5542]

SPiCY GUY same, I'm also going into highschool but instead of physics I am getting more into math again

[@thuynguyenthidieu2074]

Tibees would make great Physics teacher/communicator

[@raulgustavosaucedozuniga5513]

I just love this girl. So smart, so beautiful.

[@cesarvazquez1019]

Great work! Thanks for sharing!

[@Davdingue]

Keep going on your work! Totally fan of your videos, even though I don't study at all physics;)

[@thalesadv1984]

Thank you for your advice!

[@HATTRICK202]

Mathematics is my requirement and Physics is my passion and love. I have recently observed a new concept in trigonometry.

[@koji_oji]

you’re so well spoken

[@PaPaScorp1on]

You are awesome!! Very helpful!! Thank you so much 😊

[@nicoles_handle]

you are so wonderful!! i'm a history major but sometimes i have an itching to do simple math just for fun

[@laupii1]

I'm a foreigner where I study physics, I have no friends, I'm almost going to finish my undegraduate and it has been so difficult to do the things on my own, all by myself without anyone to be able to discuss problems and have others point of view. At the beggining it was so sad and was difficult to manage, but with the time somewhat I have been able to do it by watching a lot of video lectures so I have another way of approaching the problems other than my professors. Your videos are nice :)

[@bonbonvrock84]

I'm in a similar "predicament" as you. All throughout my econ undergrad I had my friends and classmates with me. But I've recently figured out that I've been depressed partly due to my major which I had very little interest in. I've just started my mathematics major this fall and I was psyched but I know no one and I just don't seem to click with the ppl in the program(which is quite small) and I don't see it happening in the future due to a number of good reasons. I thought that I'm sufficiently good at coping with things by myself but honestly working/studying with a friend or two would be so awesome and the time would feel less frustrating but the prospect of no friends is affecting me more than I thought. Can you elaborate more on how you managed in your undergrad program and what were some of the reasons which made it difficult to have friends?

[@troyhguo23]

Really helps. Thanks a lot!!!

[@phingli6067]

Your videos has been very useful and informative to me..please keep making these kind of videos

[@chuter52]

I plan on seeing you on the Science channel soon.

[@sunreal247]

Tibeeesssss. You are the best!

[@nikunjakatux]

Thank you very much for your advice.

[@quahntasy]

Its very good advice for young up coming physics.And if you guys are confused about any concepts,look me up and I will create animated video to explain that stuff.

[@kp8129]

Thats cool, you should make videos anyway, people will watch for sure

[@finn9000]

Nice vids

[@account4345]

Quahntasy - Animating Universe Took one look at your channel and subbed immediately, it’s exactly what I need. Why do you hide your sub count tho? Weirdly bugs me haha

[@Hisxzeh]

Dude, tysm! Woah

[@grahamewelch1585]

Really interesting video! Thanks!

[@mohitnarwal91]

You are great . Thank you for giving me new knowledge about different things by your videos .😀😀😀😀😀

[@lucasnostra4442]

Obrigado por compartilhar suas ideias e conhecimentos!

[@ZachVanHarrisJR]

Thank you ✌❤

[@MrBoubource]

I love your voice! And your videos aswell!

[@rowena6188]

Super nice video. Thankyou!

[@eraera7195]

Hi ! Thank you so much for your videos !

[@Cyclone-Enoch]

Tibbee is absolutely awesome if only the world 🌍 was full of such teachers, we could all be genius Einstein's . This generation can do amazing things, go get em 🐅.

[@timmybarth7756]

You should definitely start a podcast! I would totally listen to them!!

[@tibees]

What would you want me to talk about?

[@Rajomega1]

Talk about maths and physics

[@kyetexe954]

@@tibees maybe collab with parth g & sabine hossenfelder hmmm

[@thechocolatemonster3392]

You could talk about science. Meet other people in science and interview them. Like how Lex Fridman started interviewing people. Tibbees your communication is excellent, and very approachable. So you would help spread the word about science even more.

[@tombufford8659]

i have to go and check out deriving the golden ratio. i could not quite remember though it started by dividing a straight measure into two unequal lengths and then calculating the ratio of one part to the total length.

[@jacobcolon7577]

A gorgeous female physicist with a banging smile? Girl just stole my heart and she doesn’t even know my name 😭😭😭

[@aman-cx7lb]

😂🤣

[@RaffaelloLorenzusSayde]

😂

[@injamulhaque4776]

Great you

[@donarnold8268]

Thank you!

[@StreuB1]

Wonderful video, thank you so much.

[@tibees]

Thanks for watching

[@mikedavis979]

Just quick comment...since Feynman's "Lectures on Physics" are actually transcribed from lectures, I find them easier to follow by actually listening to them (Six Easy Pieces). On KZbin there are also his lectures on the Character of Physical Law. Also a book, but easier to follow by watching lectures (and after that, I find reading the book easier, actually).

[@pepaxxxsvinka3379]

Hi, dear Toby! You touched a very important subject - staying into science. I guess we straggle with such thoughts sometimes due to really hard process of studying but primarily cause we want to apply our knowledge by creating something tangible and not only abstract. In a comment down below you say you wish to study more ai and as you mention before you're really into CS studies. So how to decide between smth more practical and fundamental? Though I know that you can't have the 1st one without the 2nd and our degree isn't a limit. But anyway how do you decide for yourself andcan you pls give your advise on that?

[@joshsmit779]

I'm studying machine learning and artificial intelligence. I love physics but I don't have time to study everything :(

[@tibees]

and I wish I could study more AI...

[@pepaxxxsvinka3379]

why cant u? ((

[@TheSam1902]

@@pepaxxxsvinka3379 Because the field of AI is already moving so quickly, everyday you got a new github repo to check out, a new paper published about a new use case of that algorithm normally used for something totally different. Since huge companies make the field move so fast, keeping up means making sacrifices..

[@huey1153]

Samuel Prevost You’re reaching, it’s not moving that fast

[@ashishkhattri6007]

I hear your pain man!

[@loulina17]

Thank youuuuu ^^

[@ilikeitabc]

Gotta find a podcast like this

[@youcefchouiter9416]

Thanks ❤

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thank you

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Thanks

[@g1a18]

Thank you from iraq

[@tringuyenhoang7819]

Thank you so much

[@ronaldjorgensen6839]

thank you for

[@malikasim3959]

It's A Gem ! 🙏

[@shaillykeshari5408]

This video was really helpful.

[@anilkumarsharma1205]

only difference between direction of dimension called that specific inner voice for any scientist

[@satabdikakati5759]

You are our inspiration

[@vsubhuti]

Understanding mathematics is vital thus please read Morris Kline’s books , mathematics and the physical world , calculus an intuitive and a physical approach, Mathematics and the loss of certainty, why Jonny can’t add. You and Jonny will then enjoy maths and physics and know what’s it all about.

[@markuslepisto7824]

How could I possibly like something I don't anything about?

[@arkapravamoulik12345]

look for symmetries in your everyday life... keep your childhood memories alive... when you ride cycle first time u required a support from a person because u don't know how to deny gravity with rotation of wheel... some point u learned that... remember the joy... remember the 1st day when u controlled the cycle against gravity... Try to teach Yourself and get the joy of teaching yourself... U will fall 99 times out of hundred but the 1 success u might get could give u the joy of lifetime... take advise from ppl but don't get obsessed with their thought... your thought is unique and this uniqueness would surely put a carbon footprint in your field... Before arguing with others brk your own argument again and again and one day u will find and unbreakable argument is pushing your head just like a bottle fly larva... Bring that argument in front of public... Doing so many thing.... no... one have only 1 life to live... so just enjoy the life....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@abhinavm2680]

Please make a video on other gadgets/tools/things that you couldn't live without during a physics degree other than just books

[@shiladhumal726]

Thank you very much SISTER

[@erenoz2910]

I've always loved physics and wanted to study it, but I just realised I don't have enough capacity to go forward with it. Like, even in high school, I don't understand anything in physics. I easily get 95+ on every physics test, but that's only because I know formulas by heart and know where to apply them. I don't actually _understand_ what those formulas are or how to logically get them.When we did derivatives for the first time at school, I realised I've spent three of my four years in high school (I'm in my last year now) without knowing that kinematic equations are derived from each other. I just blindly memorise formulas without knowing what they actually are, and that probably means I won't get anywhere in physics. Sorry if this post seems too rambling or has errors, English isn't my first language.

[@mrkakotube]

Hi Tibees, I´m curious about your opinion on the Walter Lewin courses. I am watching them (currently course 8.02 electricity and magnetism) as just a way of reinforcing my study of "Physics for scientists and engineers" extended 5th edition of Tipler and Mosca. Love your channel Tibees!

[@muhammadabbas9218]

hi Tibees, these were precious advices that help me to get understand where & how to handle that , thanks . one thing hv been very confusing for me yet ,, i'm undergrad student of physics but i love to learn philosophy as well ,, little conflicting rumors i hv also heard b/w these two disiplines ,, please guide me if i can pursue physics with philosophy & how ,, also to choose a carrier of pure scientist or a field named as philosophy of science or Physics ,, thanks .

[@michaelnovak9412]

Great video!

[@tibees]

Thanks!

[@austinamon8471]

I love physics very much

[@johnlime1469]

I did the going after the popular supervisor method. Turns out, his lab is really toxic, and I lost almost all interest and energy in my field. Instead I would replace it with going after supervisors that really resonates with your field, ideology (regarding your field), etc.

[@tombufford8659]

it is a risk being clever and you do need a support group to be bold in offering your expertise.

[@nkthehustler]

Her's the Future Physicists from India... thanks sister...

[@anshukhirwar4856]

I m a hard lover of physics....❤

[@geico105]

Working with other people doesn’t really help me. It always seems like way other people learn things is completely different from the way I learn things.

[@Natedawg713]

Tbh you should do a Q&A

[@juancarlossande1360]

Imaginándolo todo

[@shashwatsonkar4132]

Please solve General Problems in physics by I.E. Irodov. It has amazing questions.

[@azharhusain2239]

Shashwat Sonkar classical electrodynamics by j.d.jackson

[@CR-le3qd]

I don't know why I get happy when I see a girl study math and physics 😂, hope see u a famous scientist like Stephen hawking, keep going 💓

[@danielbosch8811]

stevie hawkoid died

[@baako0906]

rip

[@integrationbee2511]

The last integral I have solve it: integral of e^(sin x) { [ x (cos x)^3 - sin x ] / [ cos x ]^2 }

[@TodayTestfbsfbsfbs]

try this F(x) = 0 to x [e^-t^2dt], you propably get a nobel prize when you can solve this :).

[@wilsondelmas3934]

I hope you still do the video regarding to what he said about applying to a prestigious school for physics major. Just wish to hear your thoughts on that matter

[@mikedavis979]

The "Flying Circus of Physics" is a great book, full of challenging problems in "basic physics" (I guess I'd say). I had to look up some of the answers at the back of book, I gave up (this was in high school), but it was fun read nonetheless. By Jearl Walker.

[@pavelkosik6949]

Yes! There is a lecture on my university with curriculum inspired by this book. With all these experiments it doesn't even feel like lecture but more like physics theatre.

[@mikedavis979]

@@pavelkosik6949 Wow, that is really cool! I would have loved to have taken a class like that!

[@joseespinoza93]

I’ve never been good at math when my teachers taught and forced me to do it out of a book. I’ve always loved space and astrophysics but saw it as “too hard” because I doubted myself. I started doing independent study on general relativity, (I’m a psychology major) and can I say when I can go at my own pace I LOVE ASTROPHYSICS. I’m still going to be a psychology major but I will always study and love astrophysics which entails an entire other field of knowledge.

[@laupii1]

To understand General Relativity you need to have a good knowledge of math and physics at undergraduate level. I dont know how much you are into the fundamental things, like electromagnetism and classical mechanics but it's really important to have those concepts well stablished to grasp general relativity better. Also you need to be good at math, know calculus well at least.

[@joseespinoza93]

Laupii1 in high school I completed pre and regular honors calc, in college now and have taken some maths so I have a solid foundation. As far as concepts and understanding I’ve done A TON of independent study because I’m genuinely interested. Takes a lot of backtracking when an unfamiliar concept comes up but I try not to let it stop me from learning

[@Natedawg713]

Doesn't have to be about you although that would be cool I know i gotta keep surfing too find out more lil by lil