As long as it’s enjoyable for you, then I think that’s what you should do! Congratulations upon your retirement from what you were doing before and embarking on whatever comes next 🙂 PS the physics part of this book is of less interest to me than the human interest, i.e., philosophy part is. No surprise there. I talked my way out of having to take physics in high school. “What will you do instead?” they asked. “Volunteer in a second-grade classroom?” I answered in that upspeak way teenagers are inclined to speak when they know they are on shaky ground. “OK” they said. Probably not the smartest decision I ever made but I was already not doing well in Calculus/Trigonometry…I needed something I could excel in LOL

trevor L