Hey There.Another week another adventure on the road:Visiting the physics kindergarten near Frankfurt. After the last week's edition, one of the readers asked:What's a physics kindergarten?In the physics kindergarten you usually find physicists like Matjaz, one of my mentors:Like me, he is following the saying to the letter:Physicists never grow up. Their toys just become more expensive.Speaking of expensive physics toys. Unfortunately, we can't have then all. The research budget is limited. So we need to carefully think about how many cables, instruments we use. We want to run a simple experiment, yet still, measure something complicated. As in every profession, we need to focus on the essentials. Not just in terms of stuff (equipment) like minimalists do. But we need an upgrade. The essentialism. We also need to focus on what we spend our time on. More on essentialism in the book Essentialism from 2014 written by Greg Mckeown.
Small weekly experiment 08, 2020
Apartment testing was a success. Evening views:are a good tradeoff for the seaside. Though some further apartment tests are required 😬Travel experiments. I need this:Can I pack all of that into a small backpack? Almost ... after 45min of Tetris. Though trip revelled that I forgot a lunch box, shopping bag and several other gadgets. Next packing try will be in the next week.You know the drill let me know what will be your small experiment this week. If you find a typo, have a comment or have an idea for improvement shoot me a message. 😉Till the next weekly experiment.ZigaP.s. If you like the newsletter, share it. 😉
