[–] macmac 1y ago ↗ Awful title, but the video is actually quite good. It explores how Feynman - at least in the popular imagination - is more famous for being Feynman than for his actually contributions to physics. [–] pmdulaney 1y ago ↗ He was really good at marketing himself. [–] more_corn 1y ago ↗ And explaining complex things in simple terms. And thinking of the big picture. And teaching. And… physics. [–] pmdulaney 1y ago ↗ Yes, no doubt. He was also a true patriot, serving his country on the Manhattan Project and on the Challenger investigation.
[–] pmdulaney 1y ago ↗ He was really good at marketing himself. [–] more_corn 1y ago ↗ And explaining complex things in simple terms. And thinking of the big picture. And teaching. And… physics. [–] pmdulaney 1y ago ↗ Yes, no doubt. He was also a true patriot, serving his country on the Manhattan Project and on the Challenger investigation.
[–] more_corn 1y ago ↗ And explaining complex things in simple terms. And thinking of the big picture. And teaching. And… physics. [–] pmdulaney 1y ago ↗ Yes, no doubt. He was also a true patriot, serving his country on the Manhattan Project and on the Challenger investigation.
[–] pmdulaney 1y ago ↗ Yes, no doubt. He was also a true patriot, serving his country on the Manhattan Project and on the Challenger investigation.
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