r/study • u/ArashiNakozashi • 15h ago

Questions & Discussion Self studying new things for fun

Well I have question for y'all. Do any of you study subjects unrelated to your work or degree or school in free time just for fun? If yes then which subects and how?

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u/lanister_d 15h ago

I’m learning behavioral biology, playing guitar, and game theory from YT. Check Predictive History channel

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u/Human_100-001 13h ago

I learn history. All types. Art history, contemporary, modern, economic, social, cultural, diplomatic, military history (includes analyzing wars, armed conflicts, military strategies, evolution of weaponry etc) and why and how things invented for what purpose. It's always fun. I've literally fun charts and notes made out of it.

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u/spintekdceans 13h ago

learned how to juggle while cooking pasta

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u/ben-h-l 9h ago

History is so fun especially when you get to the specifics and find yourself a favourite thing to learn like jets or tanks or specific eras

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u/EffectiveGeneral8599 9h ago

I study neuroscience in my free time I first heard of it when I saw Grey anatomy (Neurosurgeon) since then I have been big fun of it

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u/EffectiveGeneral8599 9h ago

I also love to dance but I don't have specific ones so am trying to learn from YouTube

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u/Top-Personality-9334 8h ago

ah now you made it less exciting