The Universe Is Not Locally Real

[LinuxGal]

If you want to learn physics, start with math. Go at least through differential equations and linear algebra.

Then get a good engineering physics textbook and read it. After that, you can start on quantum mechanics and special relativity. Don't expect to do general relativity until you have had more math (at least multivariate calculus and some more advanced linear algebra involving tensors).

[Anomalocaris]

and the Physics Nobel Prize Winners Proved It
Scientific American

perhaps in a momentary lapse, he forgot that energy is conserved

[Anomalocaris]

If you want to learn physics, start with math. Go at least through differential equations and linear algebra.

Then get a good engineering physics textbook and read it. After that, you can start on quantum mechanics and special relativity. Don't expect to do general relativity until you have had more math (at least multivariate calculus and some more advanced linear algebra involving tensors).

And in most cases the want is met to excess