I'm a high school student who's aspiring to be a physicist. And of course to do that Ii have to have a solid foundation of mathematics and basic science. How good is pic related at providing a foundation. It really seems complicated and for experienced persons but If it truly is fundamental to my education I will study it.
Also good sources of information thread.
>>7959727
That book tries to cover way too much information for one book. Not worth it.
>>7959727
why don't you get an intro physics text like Halliday/Resnick
and then Taylor's Classical mechanics
both can be downloaded for free at libgen.io
there are many other texts and topics, of course, but the two above will be a good place for you to begin
>>7959727
>a solid foundation
will require hundreds/thousands of books
there's no "here's your foundation" book
just read it - if reading one book is a big enough event to warrant any serious consternation or debate then you'll never make it
How about you fuck off until you're not underage.
>>7959764
18 here
>>7959773
You're still a retard. Go to /adv/ for help.
http://www.feynmanlectures.info/exercises.html
>>7959727
it is shit an complicated
this is the best book to introduce physics.
in passing, I promote the FREE books of
http://www.motionmountain.net/
which explain physics from A to Z
please read equally on history of science and philosophy of science
That's just a book you read for fun. Go work through some textbooks.
>>7959727
Absolute shit. Buy Principles of Quantum Mechanics by Shankar off Amazon for starters.
>>7959727
just go with Feynman
