I love physics. I took a course in college.
I do too! I rember when I first learned about in school when we studied Einstien and his theory of relativity. 
It was not an easy course. It was challenging but that is why I enjoyed it.
Yeah I really enjoy it because the point of physics is to try and understand our universe. 
I think physics forces you to open your mind and explore. My professor was cool as well.
That's very true. It's also really interdisciplinary with lots of other fields like biology and chemistry. 
I never was a fan of biology and chemistry. I did however like take those classes.
chemical biology attempt to answer biological questions by directly probing living systems at the chemical level. In contrast to research using biochemistry, genetics, or molecular biology, where mutagenesis can provide a new version of the organism, cell, or biomolecule of interest, chemical biology probes systems "in vitro" and "in vivo" with small molecules that have been designed for a specific purpose or identified on the basis of biochemical or cell-based screening (see chemical genetics).
Chemical biology is one of several interdisciplinary sciences that
and do that, because if you don't, you're always focusing on what's next rather than what's just happened. When we played our tour in May 2006 and we did the five Brixton Academy gigs I remember at the time I was so amazingly tired and shattered I enjoyed it, but it was really hard work. Now I can look back and think what a fucking laugh. It does take a while for it to sink in before you can look back and really enjoy yourselves.
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