HiA while ago I posted about traveling England like The Doctor and solving peoples problems, having adventures, finding a female companion etc But I realised the Doctor is good at Science stuff but I know nothing. So I come to you again for advice.

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Anonymous 09/24/14 (Wed) 22:01:36 No.2154

Hi

A while ago I posted about traveling England like The Doctor and solving peoples problems, having adventures, finding a female companion etc

But I realised the Doctor is good at Science stuff but I know nothing. So I come to you again for advice.

How do I git gud at Science? What books should I read? Is there like a Science 101 that teaches me the basics of everything I need to know? thx

Anonymous 09/25/14 (Thu) 01:27:06 No.2158

You should be asking this to /sci/, not /doctorwho/

Anonymous 09/25/14 (Thu) 07:53:01 No.2188

>>2154
And besides Doctor Who is science fantasy, not science fiction.

Anonymous 11/17/14 (Mon) 15:32:01 No.5074

>>2154
Read a science textbook. Go to Khan Academy website–take some science courses. And of couse, do some experiments–while wearing goggles, gloves, and reading up on safety guidelines.

Also
> Tennant with Mary Poppins
>OP knew about Missy