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There's hardly any denying that Feynman was quite a character; he (sometimes spectacularly) failed to live up to our expectations as to how such a brilliant int
by lb1lf 10y ago
There's hardly any denying that Feynman was quite a character; he (sometimes spectacularly) failed to live up to our expectations as to how such a brilliant intellect ought to behave.
That is probably a significant reason for his enduring appeal; a streetwise, bongo-playing physicist with a talent for quips.
- xiaoma 10y ago>"he (sometimes spectacularly) failed to live up to our expectations as to how such a brilliant intellect ought to behave." Can you elaborate on this?