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I love the Feynman lectures, but I feel like he does this sort of thing all of the time. He's so keen on delivering intuition for the subject that sometimes he
by siddboots 7y ago
I love the Feynman lectures, but I feel like he does this sort of thing all of the time. He's so keen on delivering intuition for the subject that sometimes he glosses over crucial technical details.
- username90 7y agoThe problem is that to get intuition for A, you also need to have intuition for all of A's dependencies. In this case if you had good intuition for high school math the statement would be obvious, but almost nobody build that kind of intuition.