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I’m thinking Feynman is a bit high on himself. He assumes that someone who states that his own work is “humble and down-to-earth” has a low view of yourself. S
by elygre 6y ago
I’m thinking Feynman is a bit high on himself. He assumes that someone who states that his own work is “humble and down-to-earth” has a low view of yourself.
Some Michelin Star chef might ask me what I had for dinner, I’d reply “burgers!”, they’d go “don’t be sad”.
I’d go, “eff you, I didn’t say I don’t like burgers! I love burgers!”
- bjornsing 6y agoIsn’t it Mano’s self-description as “a nameless man” that Feynman is objecting to?