Dean Ellis - The Proud Robot, 1975.
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Dean Ellis - The Proud Robot, 1975.
I was born not knowing and have had only a little time to change that here and there.
Richard Feynman, theoretical physicist, died 1988 (via amberjax)
From Physics Today twitter.
I bloody forgot his 96th birthday last Sunday. Sorry, pal.
There is not a device invented that can measure the joy I have in watching a Richard Feynman lecture. The man was not only a brilliant, Nobel Prize winning scientist, he was a great teacher and communicator of science as...
It's been up on here before, but this time with added Cox.
Dear Mrs Chown, Ignore your son’s attmpts to teach you physics. Physics is unimportant. Love is.
Richard Feynman (in a letter to the mum of Marcus Chown, according to his own tweet from few years ago)
A physics course that hooked a generation reminds us that teachers need support.
“Here’s the deal. If ya wanna do this whole physics thing vanilla-style, go buy and read a nice physics textbook. If you want to taste physics — really take it in, like a delicious chocolate mousse or a symphony orchestra or Shakespeare done by British folk, this is where you have to be.”
Richard Feynman ‘The beauty of a flower’
Oral history interviews with leading scientists (including transcripts and voice clips) from the Center for History of Physics and the Niels Bohr Library & Archives at the American Institute of Physics.
Interview with Dr. Richard Feynman
By Charles Weiner
At Altadena, California
March 4, 1966
Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts.
Richard Feynman (via kenobi-wan-obi)
♪ I gotta have my orange juice
Just a little bit of orange juice ♪
- Richard Feynman [x]
Richard Feynman playing the bongos is a beautiful thing.
It's a tough job correcting scientifically inaccurate jokes, but someone's got to do it.
Feynman at numbers 11 & 12.
Also, har de har. I was at a nanoscience conference in Barcelona when the Higgs was announced.
As a public service, I hereby present my findings on physics seminars in convenient graph form. In each case, you will see the Understanding of an Audience Member (assumed to be a run-of-the-mill ...
Feynman name drop in the 'Poetry' talk.
There have been quite a few controversies over the years.
Feynman in a post about Nobels. And congrats to Higgs and Englert, hope the award doesn't bum them out.
Nice article on the on-line Feynman lectures and the man wot did put em up.
Richard Feynman’s legendary lectures on physics, all fifty-two chapters, are now available in HTML form.
This is fantastic.
The thing that doesn't fit is the thing that is most interesting.
R Feynman