Ask Your Resident Physicist Questions

I can't think of any of the top of my head. When the Fairy type was announced, I dislike them, but only because my Dragons now had hard counters.

 

Everyone finds different things difficult. It depends on what you're good at.
Personally, I found relativity to be annoying. In trying to different reference frames for an event and how observers in each frame see the event, I often end up confusing myself and getting nowhere. Electrostatics and magnetostatics were also a pain, though I think this is more because I was under-prepared for the heavy math involved and less because the concepts were difficult.

 

If you consider crystals to be rocks, then yes, I do. I used to collect interesting rocks when I was young.

 

Nope. As a kid, I wanted to become a paleontologist to dig up dinosaurs... which is ironic considering I had (and still have) a general dislike of getting my hands dirty. As a matured, I didn't really know what I wanted to do with myself, but the decision to go into physics was made about halfway through high school.

 

I'm a musical and occasionally draw, so I appreciate good music and artwork (though my definition of "good music" is, admittedly, rather limited). Of the two, I think I enjoy music more.

 

I'm at a small (~2500 student) private college. I chose a small school because I wanted a good connection with my professors if/when I needed them (also because I didn't like the idea of taking a bus to get across campus in a timely fashion).

 

I use a slightly older version of Photoshop for my signatures and stuff like that. It works well enough for my purposes. My knowledge of Photoshop is admittedly limited.

 

Absolutely. I'm a quiet enough guy as-is, but even more so around new people.

 

Nope. I don't travel that much period.

 

Yellow. I'm a man of simple tastes.