My journey into physics is deeply intertwined with the cultural influences that have shaped my identity. Born in Congo, raised in Uganda, and now residing in Canada, I’ve come to see physics not just as a subject of study but as a way of understanding the world—a way that reflects the diverse perspectives I’ve gained from my experiences across three nations.

In this blog, I merge the personal revelations about fear from blog 1 with the passion for physics discussed in blog 4. It explores how tackling my fears has not only opened the door to blogging but also reinvigorated my love for physics and my educational aspirations.

My great passion for physics began in elementary school. Watching Dr. Kaku's “Sci Fi Science: Physics of the Impossible” and tackling challenging math problems fueled my passion. This blog discusses how I fell in love with physics, as well as the beauty and real-world value of physics.