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Ikonoklast

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8. Richard Feynman is probably one of the most intuitive geniuses this species ever produced.

Reply to Are_grits_groceries (Original post)

Mon May 14, 2012, 11:00 AM

May 2012

His lectures are things of beauty. His logic is inescapable.

I just wish he could have made it to Tunna Tuva before he died.

He is now, and has alway been, a personal hero of mine.

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Richard Feynman: The Key to Science in 63 Seconds [View all] Are_grits_groceries May 2012 OP

He is my scientific hero... PCIntern May 2012 #1

Which is in itself an all the more astounding statement longship May 2012 #2

Feynman was a trip. Are_grits_groceries May 2012 #3

Love him. applegrove May 2012 #4

I'm curious about this part: kentauros May 2012 #5

When I watched the video, I believe he meant Are_grits_groceries May 2012 #6

No, that was a good explanation. kentauros May 2012 #7

I think he was quite capable of using Are_grits_groceries May 2012 #10

Richard Feynman is probably one of the most intuitive geniuses this species ever produced. Ikonoklast May 2012 #8

He gave one of the best arguments ever against standardized testing in school. ieoeja May 2012 #9