I am Finding ALL Sciences really hard to understand...?
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Wow, that's a broad area of a problem. What exactly are you having trouble with?\n\nMy guess would be that you're not confident in your ability to do maths, because that underlies most science. You need to "get" algebra, in particular, to solve most Physics problems, and some people just have trouble getting thir head round the idea that a letter can stand for a number you don't know (or even one you do).\n\nI'd suggest you try to get some remedial algebra help and see if that makes things easier.\n\n=======\n\nIf it's not the maths, then I guess you are having trouble concentrating because you don't find it interesting, and don't see how it relates to your life.\n\nPartly that's down to poor teaching, but you can't let that ruin your education. You could read some popular science books, or New Scientist magazine (your school probably has it in the library). I don't know if schools still run electronics clubs like they did in my day, but that's one way to get into a certain area of Physics. Astronomy is great to read about, or again join a local club.\n\nBut yeah, some of it is hard and boring. Thermodynamics springs to mind :-)
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between species or within individuals?-I hate the nitty gritty stuff-it leads to chemistry,(yuk), and math,(ugh) both tedious studies that spiral into themselves endlessly-the cells act differently because they are communicating information to eachother derived from different sources and reacting to eachother in slightly different environments.
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Befuddled, bemused, desheveled, bewildered. Any of those help?
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This is too much work for my lazy buns.  Sorry but please just go find a science book or look it up in a library book section under tools.
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I AGREE, i just think a lot of things are too hard to figure out.
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Well the 'science department' and EVERYTHING request is a bit much for a forum, perhaps you could re-ask your question and narrow the field a bit AND put it in the proper category?  Just a suggestion :)
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Yup....... go DEI!!! Sorry Cha Cha,it must be too difficult for you to comprehend!
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i am very confused... please, try again!
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Are you high?\nIf not try reading Hawkins or books on the theory of chaos where you could find even more exciting things about the universe.\nGood luck and have fun!
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Well, I do. But I've taught the subject, or at least parts of it, at the college level. I also earn a living as a geologist. Your question doesn't explain what you are struggling with. I guess like any subject it helps a lot if you find it interesting. Sometimes this can be remedied by a good teacher who knows how to make the subject relevant to the students. I'm sorry if you don't have one of those. Maybe you should discuss it with the teacher. I would also suggest that you think about how the subject applies to your every day life. Then maybe you can start to see how it works and gain insight. \n\nPlease, if possible post some of your questions about the subject. Maybe Yahoo! Answers can help by giving you some different points of view.  Good luck.
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sorry i'm very confused!
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In detail? it take years for the aspiring mathematician and physicists to understand..☺
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As usual, the question's half the answer: it "seems" harder, but it is not. The high amount of math often makes it look obscure, but Faraday managed to do good physics with only basic math skills. \nThe other half of the answer involves lack of practice: since basic school we're not encouraged to try just a little harder to understand... thinking about how the universe works does require going beyond the apparent and not relying in "common sense". And imagination.\nJust get rid of preconceptions and talk with somebody that enjoys the subject, and without knowing how you'll find yourself understanding it. There's no greater "high" for the  mind.
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i can't understand ur questions
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actually, physicists are still looking for the law of everything that connects the different theories of things and stuff.  String theory is pretty interesting although it doesnt provide definitive answers, it gets closer.  You seem interested in this stuff, you should read "The Elegent Universe" by Brian Greene.  It will explain a lot and help with your understanding.  Be warned though, you might find it too interesting and get too curious like me and end up being a physics major just to get some questions answered, and more do get answered the farther you go in physics haha. Read that book though, it will blow your mind.
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It dosent matter what it is about, Its it you can use the scientific method correctly. ask you teacher to help you. And don't be afraid to ask. P.S. I've won 2 science fairs 2nd and 3rd Prize.
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at the end of high school, I asked myself: "wow very wonderful all those general knowledge (sincere consideration) but ... how do I complete a cheque?"\n\n\nat the end of university (and had to look myself for it, very hard, having not much time), I asked myself "who am I?, what kind of job fits with my heart?, what do those sciences explain?, what does my degree mean?, what kind of society are we living in?, what and how can I contribute?\n\nI would have appreciated:\n\n- science phylopsophy included in the curriculum:\n\nso to warn not to narrow down the way you view the world and life; positive western sciences are rational limited explanations of how's with each one of them having its own logic and method; they do certainly not give answers on the why's and need therefore to be situated towards other disciplines like life considerations (religions, philosophies e.g.), culture, sociology, politics, ...\n\n- courses of learning to learn & of learning to search and select information & learning what you as an adult and your degree/job mean in society (which law, services, ....)\n\nI discovered in a more systematic way all that afterwards, feeling then not too much alone with my feelings and opinions while in my job\nI consider myself blessed by those discoveries and conscious of the benefits those would bring to others if they had the opportunity (time) to do them too;\nit is a hard way, the other way for fresh students, certainly in today's context of more and more liberalism, individualism and financial strains\n\n\nI must say I appreciated a lot a course of biology, while studying electromechanics, studying the human body so to understand how you can cope with stress, food, ... i.e. keep your health\n\n(and otherwise I cannot complain about my education)