@skating1611 I can understand most of it but subtitles are supportive thing because I'm not english speaking person and some scientific terms might be a bit difficult to understand.
@backhandable if it weren't for this man you wouldn't be
thnk u. i forgot this phrase.yes if it werent for him another person would have been. but 200.000 japaneses could live. so feynman would not have looked regretfully when he was smiling.
@jumb0mumb0 Assuming his child is not an inanimate object entirely devoid of intelligence, the kid would benefit from knowledge. It might not make the kid smarter, but it would make him more knowledgeable, which counts for something.
But the whole point in making that comment was to hope his son becomes more like Richard Feynman, so the aim was solely for intelligence, and we know that is not possible.
@jumb0mumb0 I'm not sure I can agree that "we know that". You might know that. I don't know if that's neccesarily the case. And nor do I know what his intentions were in posting a comment 9 months ago. It is as you say likely that he meant what you think he meant, but he might as well just have meant that he wants to do something nice for his son and spend time with him reading encyclopedias with him for example. It's less likely, but still a possibility.
You really believe a test that leans either with linguistic or mathematical models, topology, etc can test the integrity of ones intellect? Many great psychologists have considered IQ tests to be absolute nonsense. Boris Sidis for one, believed they were misleading and absurd. Lewis Termans Termites were all blown out of the water when two men of "Average" IQ won the Nobel Prize.
It would be great to insert english subtitles to all Feynman's speeches.
jarirusi 4 weeks ago 3
@jarirusi You can't understand him?
skating1611 3 weeks ago
@skating1611 I can understand most of it but subtitles are supportive thing because I'm not english speaking person and some scientific terms might be a bit difficult to understand.
jarirusi 3 weeks ago
@jarirusi What I meant was that if I see and hear it in english that helps to learn more about what he is saying.
jarirusi 3 weeks ago
some great inforamtion here thanks
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autumntree2011 4 months ago
he looks so happy just thinking about the time he spent with his dad. Good man.
rahxephon52 5 months ago 12
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boring in some sense
esraretin 6 months ago
@esraretin Hmm last i checked if it weren't for this man you wouldn't be using a computer right now...
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@backhandable if it weren't for this man you wouldn't be
thnk u. i forgot this phrase.yes if it werent for him another person would have been. but 200.000 japaneses could live. so feynman would not have looked regretfully when he was smiling.
esraretin 4 months ago
@esraretin That's becasue your stupid in some sense.
cjs2964 2 months ago
@cjs2964 yes u re also
esraretin 2 months ago
Wonderful.
trevorbjarne 7 months ago 27
Ooh, a strategy (that's what we need).
tonydalcon 8 months ago
I'm gonna start reading encyclopedias with my son
ryanrenesis 11 months ago 99
@ryanrenesis
In an attempt to make him smart? Sorry but that's determined by genetics and I.Q.
jumb0mumb0 1 month ago
@jumb0mumb0 Assuming his child is not an inanimate object entirely devoid of intelligence, the kid would benefit from knowledge. It might not make the kid smarter, but it would make him more knowledgeable, which counts for something.
Lleanlleawrg 1 month ago
@Lleanlleawrg
But the whole point in making that comment was to hope his son becomes more like Richard Feynman, so the aim was solely for intelligence, and we know that is not possible.
jumb0mumb0 1 month ago
@jumb0mumb0 I'm not sure I can agree that "we know that". You might know that. I don't know if that's neccesarily the case. And nor do I know what his intentions were in posting a comment 9 months ago. It is as you say likely that he meant what you think he meant, but he might as well just have meant that he wants to do something nice for his son and spend time with him reading encyclopedias with him for example. It's less likely, but still a possibility.
Lleanlleawrg 1 month ago
@jumb0mumb0
You really believe a test that leans either with linguistic or mathematical models, topology, etc can test the integrity of ones intellect? Many great psychologists have considered IQ tests to be absolute nonsense. Boris Sidis for one, believed they were misleading and absurd. Lewis Termans Termites were all blown out of the water when two men of "Average" IQ won the Nobel Prize.
BrutalValor 1 month ago
@ryanrenesis I'm gonna start vandalizing wikipedia articles with my son
aseglkj 1 week ago 5
amazing :D
ThrashAbaddon 1 year ago