It contains 13 interviews and speeches written by Feynman throughout his life that represent his views on science, values, and education. Through Feynman's own words, we can listen to his childhood story, his legendary experience in participating in the development of the atomic bomb, his attitude towards the Nobel Prize, his predictions about nanotechnology and future computers, and we can also experience what kind of attitude towards life it is to "find true love, be free, and be an interesting person"; and he is more than a genius and interesting. Under the unruly appearance, Feynman is a thinker. In his narrative, we can appreciate the charm of science, the joy of humanity, and the joy of discovering the principles of all things.
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This book shows Feynman's scientific views, values and educational views through his interviews and lectures, allowing us to feel the charm and fun of science. Feynman's thoughts, like Shakespeare's works, are full of wisdom and creativity. His frankness and support for younger generations also reminded me of Confucius in The Analects. They are both great thinkers and educators. This book not only allows us to learn knowledge, but also allows us to understand the philosophy of life.
This book shows Feynman's scientific views, values and educational views through his interviews and lectures, allowing us to feel the charm and fun of science. Feynman's thoughts, like Shakespeare's works, are full of wisdom and creativity. His frankness and support for younger generations also reminded me of Confucius in The Analects. They are both great thinkers and educators. This book not only allows us to learn knowledge, but also allows us to understand the philosophy of life.