My earliest memories involve my father talking joyously about the paper he was working on to my mother. In the years to follow I was included into these conversations, minimally at first, but soon I would be receiving most of it. To my pleasure once I began homeschooling I was almost instantly enrolled in an introductory mechanics class with some laboratory work. Although this class was incredibly fun and intriguing, it was not until I took my first proper physics class with Professor Walter Lewin that I truly fell in love with physics. During the introduction Professor Lewin said something that would stay with me during and following the course, he claimed that during and after this course I would view the world in a completely different manner,
