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This is probably the most important habit of Feynman, I tried to incorporate into my own life and studying: "Then he would set to work, scribbling on a pad of
by W0lf 8y ago
This is probably the most important habit of Feynman, I tried to incorporate into my own life and studying:
"Then he would set to work, scribbling on a pad of paper and staring at the results. While he was in the middle of this kind of puzzle solving he was impossible to interrupt. "Don't bug me. I'm busy," he would say without even looking up. Eventually he would either decide the problem was too hard (in which case he lost interest), or he would find a solution (in which case he spent the next day or two explaining it to anyone who listened). In this way he worked on problems in database searches, geophysical modeling, protein folding, analyzing images, and reading insurance forms."