Learning from Experienced Scientists: A Newbie's Guide to Asking Questions

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In summary, learning from experienced scientists involves understanding the importance of asking questions and how to do so effectively. This includes being prepared, listening actively, and not being afraid to admit ignorance. Experienced scientists also emphasize the value of curiosity and persistence in seeking answers. Additionally, it is important to ask specific and thoughtful questions, rather than general or basic ones. By following these guidelines, newbies can make the most out of their interactions with experienced scientists and enhance their learning experience.
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Google and thought I was already a member
Hello just another newbie looking to learn from members who actually know stuff! I shall try not to annoy with too many dumb questions!
 
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droogiefret said:
How did you find PF?: Google and thought I was already a member

Hello just another newbie looking to learn from members who actually know stuff! I shall try not to annoy with too many dumb questions!
Not a problem. We'd rather have dumb questions than dumb personal theories!
 
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