Or them really, the majority of quantum physics is still hazy for scientists.

He also probably thinks things like business, accounting, economics, politics, and communication are important in the "real world". I think it was less of an attack on physics, and more of a reminder that not everyone you meet will be able to talk about detailed scientific discoveries with you. Still glad the OP is following their dreams and ambitions. Physics is a worthy thing to study; we need more people doing it. :)

The idea of physics was well before even his grandparents were born...

I'm assuming that you're trolling, because George Bush didn't have the brain power to create something so detailed. He doesn't have two brain cells to rub together.

Without physics we have no understanding of how the world works. Well the non living side of it which is dominated by rules and laws.

#6 was obviously being sarcastic

And I suppose that you're one of those people that actually thinks Obama has been doing a good job as president..?

That was directed at #24

Depends where OP lives. I know many physicists who can't find a decent job. Especially with just a master's degree.

I'm looking for a job in the field of anthropology, I just have a Nobel Peace Prize for my inspiring and enlightened comments on FML. I think that guy who contacted martians may be more qualified than me, though, even if it's outside the field of research. You see how silly our culture is that it's "just" a Master's Degree?

Mass, and acceleration, which is the derivative of velocity ((d^2x)/(dt^2))

nah, physics explains the witchcraft. chemistry is the one you're looking for.

but Sheldon Cooper is adorable even if he is a know-it-all x)