Science literacy: Understanding the standard model. Basics from an unqualified perspective.

It's not hard if you familiarize yourself with it over time.
#ificandoityoucandoit #lifelonglearning
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I am aware audio is out of sync. I will see if I can find a solution; but I doubt it is a big deal, although mildly annoying. I don't expect the non-expert science videos to take off. But I do enjoy the process and spreading awareness to people like myself.
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#scientificliteracy #physics
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Disclaimer: I am not the authority on these topics. However, I value motivating people like me, with no credentials, to explore how our world works. There is no down side, if done correctly, and without bias, while considering the expertly produced experiments. Objectively, regardless of beliefs, we can all be scientifically literate
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None of this is me telling you what to do, so please hit that unfollow button if it's not for you or keep it moving. No sweat to anyone who keeps it 💯.
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I tried to communicate this in decent fashion, so that a newcomer can get an understanding off on the right foot!
Also, I want to say that there is a difference between smart and intelligent. Smart, as I see it, would be processing speed. So, if you have a quick recall in the communication and relations' area of your brain; you can see how having, for example, a quick wit for friendly banter would be an advantage. Or maybe participating in a debate. Or recalling your knowledge and concisely explaining a topic.
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The intelligent category does not exclude you from being intellectual. But it is about processing and understanding information. You can say it is accumulative knowledge, critical thinking, and logic. For me, I did not hit the lottery in quickness, but rather patience and understanding 😊
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Thank you👉 @startalk @neildegrassetyson @seanmcarroll @briangreeneofficial
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🙏 Just to name a few.

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