There are two ways to interpret the lecture. - Whatever you work on, should be really great, otherwise why are you doing it? - Do things fearlessly, since fea

There are two ways to interpret the lecture. - Whatever you work on, should be really great, otherwise why are you doing it? - Do things fearlessly, since fear is the most limiting constraint researchers (or anyone) impose on themselves. I find the second take more personally relevant. Even if I'm not on par with Feynman, Turing, Von Neumann... I still should try weird things courageously.