Richard Feynman: Quantum Mechanical View of Reality 2
451K views · Jan 31, 2016 · Science & Technology
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@Davidfooterman · 5 years ago
The sign of a great mind: he does not reject any of the stupid questions asked. Instead, he adjusts or augments them, first to validate the questioners and then to create meaningful answers from which he can continue and develop his arguments. YouTube gives us the opportunity to learn from the best teachers of all ‘recorded’ time. It’s great!
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@gargoyleb · 7 years ago
I just enjoy the fact that you can hear in his voice how much passion he has not only for the science, but how much he enjoys teaching.
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@perlefisker · 3 years ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNF_3KdpdrY&t=4036">1:07:16</a> We've all had this type of fellow student in class😁
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@theklaus7436 · 3 years ago
You tube is a goldmine of knowledge,history and science podcast etc. happy to be around this amazing concept!.
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@bwj999 · 5 years ago
Anyone who can explain the laws of quantum mechanics by using terms like "adding arrows" instead of the 10th grade math term "vector" is truly brilliant.
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@anandcp1 · 9 months ago
He’s the teacher we all need today. Today’s academic activity is a publishing mill. He’s a damn good teacher.
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@fabslyrics · 5 years ago
Thanks for sharing this , I m now binge watching all Feynman lectures I can find !
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@tolifeandlearning3919 · 2 years ago
I am immensely grateful for these brilliant lectures from the greatest of minds.
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@KaitoKidKuroba1412 · 5 years ago
This man loved physics and teaching it.<br>Its hard to decide if the study’s of these theorys or the teaching of this weird and cool stuff is making him more fun. <br>A brilliant scientist and teacher and iam really sad, that i wasn’t alive to hear one of his lectures.
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@ilakumar1164 · 5 years ago
Feynman was a great scientist and greater teacher !! I learned a lot here. And I am going to finish all of his videos on Youtube .
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@lucidd4103 · 1 year ago
An amazing display of method and understanding.
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@terrymckenzie8786 · 3 years ago
Even though I,m a high school drop out, and don,t understand much what he says, I get a basic idea and like listening.
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