This article got me thinking...how would I get to work with Richard Feynman? Going to MIT or Caltech would help. Not necessarily those actual places that matt

This article got me thinking...how would I get to work with Richard Feynman? Going to MIT or Caltech would help. Not necessarily those actual places that matters, but being at a place that attracts passionate and smart like-minded individuals. That way, you can learn from them and expose yourself to different ideas. The other point is probably to be working on an interesting problem. Nothing swarms geeks like an interesting problem. As an aside, it's funny that Feynman didn't mind painting walls just because he was a Nobel winner. When I make it, I wish to keep the same attitude. Any help helps. It's too bad that Thinking Machines didn't stay afloat. I've seen videos of evolutions virtual creatures by Karl Sims. http://www.genarts.com/karl/evolved-virtual-creatures.html http://www.genarts.com/karl/evolved-virtual-creatures.html