Why to study?
English: reading classic literature; analysing poetry;training your writing and interpretive skills; becoming familiar with new authors you might fall in love with
Biology: ability to determine herbs; knowledge about anatomy and functioning of human & animal body; distincting poisonous and non-poisonous plants (it's really helpful)
Chemistry: being able to recognize minerals; knowing chemical substances and their usage - for example that some acids make bones elastic or that strong alkalis can burn even flesh; being the crazy scientists of "Frankenstein" kind
Physics: discovering the mysteries of universe while studying astronomy; feeling like Da Vinci when solving exercises; doing experiments and becoming a madman once again
Geography: recognizing places you travel to and being able to talk about them all day long; knowing where to find minerals and plants; old maps and atlases; discovering the secrets of world just like your ancestors from XV/XVI century did
History: drowning into the past; recognizing yourself in figures dead long ago; devouring long lost ideas of ancient civilisations and falling in love with them; realisation that people haven't really changed; learning about wars and events you see repeating before your own eyes; gods no one remembers
Foreign languages: communication with others all over the world; finding familiar roots in words from different languages; reading books and not needing translation; making lists of words late at night in your journal; learning a new word in language you don't know and understanding it
Math: precise drawings of geometric figures and having graphite all over your hands; solving difficult equations and feeling like a renaissance scholar; hearing names like Pythagoras or Thales and wondering how such ordinary people from old times changed the world
Philosophy: discovering contradictory concepts and choosing your own; imagining what it took to formulate such complicated ideas; thinking about the great minds of the past and trying to become equal to them; aiming to find the meaning of life when really not knowing anything
Music: soft sound of the piano and loud noise of the trumpet; devoting yourself to the sound and getting lost in the music; finding your soul in the works of particular composers; admiring the chills on your body when you hear a piece you know is going to be your obsession; reading notes and understanding them; melody playing in your head
Art: long gallery & museum visits; staring at the paintings trying to learn each spot of paint, each smear of the brush; imagining who were the ones depicted in the works; frozen life from earlier ages being resurrected once again