Most people think that time moves at the same rate, but that is not true.

Watching Flash Gordon and reading Isaac Asimov made him realize that physics and the future are two sides of the same coin.

You need to have both, curiosity without passion is not enough: “You have to be able to sit down, learn the math, learn the physics, and get up to a PhD…” – Michio Kaku.

Curiosity and passion – two greatest drivers of human behavior.

Michio Kaku built a 2.3 eV “atom smasher” in his parent’s garage, and went to the national science fair where he won the grand prize and met Edward Teller, father of the atomic bomb.

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