At school, chemistry was a closed book for me. I simply didn't understand a lot of things, the theory was incomprehensible to me. But I found the work in the lab fascinating, the special equipment, trying things out and testing and experimenting. I still particularly like the meaning of experimenting today: finding out. In other words, you do something in order to gain a new or perhaps previously conscious or accidental experience. This does not always require a laboratory, which is basically nothing more than a protected environment or one in which there is a kind of ideal or perfect world without annoying disturbances for the experiments. Experimenting can also be done simply in everyday life: perhaps you consciously perform movements with the weaker hand and see how it feels, break through behavioural patterns, etc. Are you happy to embark on such new experiences, especially today?
I wish you an extraordinary day!
