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A physics degree doesn’t just teach concepts it rewires how you process reality. You learn to think in probabilities, understand scale, and treat mistakes as data. That shift stays with you long after exams are over.
There is a version of a physics education where you memorise formulas, pass exams, and walk away with a degree. That version exists, and it
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What if physics could lead you to cancer treatment, earthquake research, or the space industry? This field goes far beyond textbooks, shaping real-world solutions across industries. Explore the hidden career paths a physics degree can unlock.
If someone had sat you down in ninth grade and said, “Study physics and you could end up designing sound systems for concert halls, or predi
Random thoughts of a transwoman,
I’m deep-cleaning my digital presence this morning, and it’s been a total blast from the past. I just went through 2,600 blogs I’ve been following since 2012. Looking back at twelve years of data, I realized that three major passions have been the "North Stars" of my life since the very beginning:
My Identity: Looking at my first post asking, "Am I trans?".......... well, twelve years later, I have boobs now, so I think we can check that "yes" box!
Visual Art: A constant stream of photography, nature, and art.
Writing: Going through old journal entries was a trip. Some of it was pure cringe, but mostly I just realized that past-Lexi really needed a hug.
I’ve pruned my feed down to 1,300 blogs, and for the first time, my dashboard actually reflects who I am now, not the "gross" or "unregulated" parts of my past. The more areas of my life I clean up, the more it feels like I can finally breathe.
Between cleaning up Pinterest and getting ready for a 3rd round interview (fingers crossed!), I’m feeling the urge to keep this momentum going. I’m ready to physically let go of the things I don't need anymore. No more masking, no more holding onto clutter, just making space for the simple, consistent life I’m building. Honestly, my experience is my experience; I don't need you to understand. Please respect my existence, and I know I have some shortcomings there myself, but I need to set my boundaries more firmly.
Off to get coffee.
What seems random is often a pattern we haven’t understood yet. Through Physics, everyday moments turn into meaningful questions and deeper insights. It builds a way of thinking that values logic, connection, and discovery.
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Unfinished
I don't feel like I'm done yet. I feel like there's still something left.
I can't be done solving problems. Can't be done with the challenge.
There is something satisfying about being able to do a limited number of things well, it's true...
But the way I feel when I look at physics problems seems right.
It feels like the pieces are falling into place.
Even though it is difficult, it feels like I am where I belong.
How do I reconcile this feeling with all the others?
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My contract said
20 hours/week.
I am told you can’t do groundbreaking research
When you only work 20 hours/week.
You can’t be competitive
If you only work 20 hours/week.
Then tell me.
Why am I only paid for 20 hours/week?
More and more lately
I realize that the environment
The one I resided in for years
Was toxic which is strange
As I was one of the people
Who had reasonable advisors
It makes me feel guilty
For feeling so salty
When others had it so much worse.
Yesterday I was thinking about how I am
And I realize truly how bad I have been
For so long the stress
Has been mounting
Perpetually confused
And of course under pressure
Now I’m back to the books
But the good ones this time.
