Richard Feynman Numbers Part 1 of 2

[giovannipira71]

Great !

[cjs2964]

What a great man Feynman was, the world needs more people like him.

[ZachRose88]

I could listen to these all day, thx for posting.

[KrisdashPaul]

> 1 dislike

What the hell, idiot?

[esraretin]

i really wish he hadnt been in manhattan project for him.he is great person

[TheRightNeutrino]

@esraretin WTF? are you stupid?

[esraretin]

@TheRightNeutrino no u re stupid

[TheRightNeutrino]

@esraretin The manhattan project was the best thing to happen to both USA and JAPAN, you understand nothing.

[esraretin]

@TheRightNeutrino thats why he looks so regretfull .u bitch fuck u!

[esraretin]

@TheRightNeutrino look at his face at 3:18 im sure he would prefer you dying instead of all these people

[TheRightNeutrino]

@esraretin you know you're wrong. anyway, dick didn't live till today to see how Japan is blooming technologically and how much good scientists have come from there and still are. Of course he would be sad for the innocent people that died but there was no other choice, he is proud of the manhattan project which boosted the understanding of using nuclear energy. you can look for clues as much as you want, but you know you're wrong and I am right, end of story.

[esraretin]

@TheRightNeutrino no he wasnt proud of manhattan project actually .he calls it immoral thing .because as he mentioned germans were defeated so project should have been canceled .watch manhattan project video.he honestly expains his immorality .thats u can not understand

[TheRightNeutrino]

@esraretin

[jkbenson1]

Ha! Feynman used the word enormity incorrectly. What an idiot!

[V3rtyX]

Feynman seemed to possess a frightening ease with the substance behind the equations, like Albert Einstein at the same age, like the Soviet physicist Lev Landau—but few others.

[V3rtyX]

It was not just a facility at mathematics (though it had become clear ... that the mathematical machinery emerging from the Wheeler-Feynman collaboration was beyond Wheeler's own ability). Feynman seemed to possess a frightening ease with the substance behind the equations, like Albert Einstein at the same age, like the Soviet physicist Lev Landau—but few others.

[celal777]

Psalm 147:3-5 : He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.

4 He determines the number of the stars and calls them each by name.

5 Great is our Lord and mighty in power; his understanding has no limit.

[obanr]

@celal777 I don't believe in the "bible" but since we're sharing our favorite quotes from it. here's mine.

Deuteronomy 25:11-12 - If two men, a man and his countryman, are struggling together, and the wife of one comes near to deliver her husband from the hand of the one who is striking him, and puts out her hand and seizes his genitals, then you shall cut off her hand; you shall not show pity.

[celal777]

@obanr : you won't be mocking His Word when you're standing in front of Him one day.

[Relativisticism]

@celal777 he would deserve to be mocked if this is really how his tactic is going to be. Provide no evidence for his existence and yet expect a person to obey or be punished for it. If that is really how it is, then god is a douche bag and would deserve mockery. But since there is no god there is nothing to worry about.

[AussieEvonne]

@obanr I'm also no believer, and certainly I don't know the bible. But thx for this verse. That is so random! They must have been running out of stuff to write in the bible. That's very weird. And the only thing your critic can come up with is that you won't be mocking his word when you're standing in front of "Him" one day? Puh-leez. Liking your quote.

[obanr]

@AussieEvonne lols. the bible also says that slavery existed and that it was okay. and it also had instructions on how to sell your first born child and daughters.

not much of the bible is exactly pg13.

and they preach this to infants in sunday school.

[EltBerserker]

i have procrasinated for 20 years now

[panzarw]

COME'N HUMANITY, SPEED UP SCIENCE, I WANT JETPACKS ALREADY.

[lytrigian]

@panzarw Mere engineering. The science for that is well-known.

[panzarw]

@lytrigian oh yeah and i forgot that the only working one can fly for 30 seconds and can explode any second, this is chemistry for fuel and lighter materials or if its another source of energy then that's physics.

[LamaPaj]

@panzarw

there are already functional jetpacks.

[panzarw]

@LamaPaj O_O there was no need for you to answer me.

[LamaPaj]

@panzarw

I felt like it.

[Catsscratchfever]

Physicists= smart Physicists That relate to layperson on this level= Genious.....

[ESQuireTech]

If Regis Philbin met Clint Eastwood... and was really smart.

[thenovadeus]

there is something wrong with the guy who dislikes this video

[ripemind]

why is he the fucking man?

[AndyO1987]

I like Richard Feynman because he's not pretentious like a lot of Phds.

[freethinkerdangerous]

@AndyO1987

Yeah, he's sort of like a big, nutty kid.

[bmalle12513]

this guy is so interesting to watch and listen to. i really like his examples and how he puts every thing in perspective so it is eaieser to understand.

[majik2hanz]

If you close your eyes....and listen closely you will find RIchard Feynman and actor Karl Malden sound very much alike!

Thanks for putting these videos on youtube....

[sfurner]

0:50 Isn't the nearest star (excluding the Sun) 4 light years away?

[chogno98]

@sfurner the closest is Alpha Centaurus, 4.5 light years away.

[sfurner]

@chogno98 Okay. Well 0:49 - 0:54 is the reason I said that.

[Afr0Afr0]

@sfurner relax. no need to be so factual. he is trying to just give an image to the magnitude...

[TheOvermaster]

@chogno98 Alpha Proximae at 4.2 light years is the closest star to Earth (I hope I'm right in correcting you - I didn't look it up and I don't want to feel stupid :-P)

[paxson001]

His reasoning at 3:40 is hilarious. I wish I could've seen this guy speak in person.

[rebel7332]

I love this man

[SpecialSapien]

@rebel7332

I was just about to comment the same thing until i read u already did

[HairyPotter2006]

Feynman continues to be awesome, even not being among us anymore!

[Cranberryshortbread]

Feynman changed how I looked at things, 20 years after he died. Thanks for the upload. :)