ZapperZ said:I question your sense of reality, as if making "a good theoretical discovery" at ANY age is a common thing, much less at the age of 21.
CalcNerd said:However, it is definitely pretentious of you, at the very least (and more like manically egotistical) to think that you actually belong in the above crowd
ricky33, if you want to write a textbook then you need to seriously improve your writing. Regardless of the content, you will need to learn to write like a professional.ricky33 said:If I writed a physics textbook at 18 that countain all physics equations laws texts and facts from grade 9 to the first year of undergrad (freshman) and I will put in the book from where and how was derived each equation . Will people buy my textbook as a 18 years old ? And can I find a publisher ?
Yes, an 18-year-old can write a physics textbook. Age does not necessarily determine one's ability to write a textbook. As long as the individual has a strong understanding of physics and the necessary writing skills, they can write a textbook.
Qualifications for writing a physics textbook include a deep understanding of the subject matter, strong research skills, and the ability to effectively communicate complex concepts. These qualifications are not dependent on age, so an 18-year-old can be qualified to write a physics textbook if they possess these skills.
Credibility of a textbook is determined by the accuracy and validity of the information presented, not the age of the author. If the 18-year-old has thoroughly researched and fact-checked their textbook, it can be just as credible as a textbook written by an older individual.
Many 18-year-olds have a strong passion for physics and have been studying the subject for years. They may have also taken advanced courses in high school or have participated in research projects outside of school. Additionally, writing a textbook requires extensive research and collaboration with experts in the field.
The interest in a textbook is determined by the quality of the content, not the age of the author. If the textbook is well-written and provides accurate and valuable information, people will be interested in buying it regardless of the author's age.