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I don't think it's wonderful since it does not explain itself well at all. Quite ironic really. Personally I always aspire to think like Richard Feynman - if I
by Aicy 5y ago
I don't think it's wonderful since it does not explain itself well at all. Quite ironic really.
Personally I always aspire to think like Richard Feynman - if I can't explain something in plain English to a novice then I don't understand it well enough myself.
- kragen 5y agoI learned an enormous amount from Norm, but Feynman is definitely easier to read. However, most undergraduates who went through Feynman's physics classes found them extremely difficult. So maybe Feynman didn't quite succeed in that ambition either.