Feynman Chaser - Not Knowing Things

[Mojosbigstick]

Thank you.

[MrAudiovideodisco]

Knowlege is not nearly as important as the lust for knowlege.

It's the the destination that counts, but the journey.

[coldharvest]

To have lived during his time here is a fortunate honour

[UmusBejokeene]

Zen science? Swimming in Tao.  Bless you, Mr. Feynman.

[69erthx1138]

Graduate students at CalTech would practically lay down on train tracks to get a opportunity to work with him. Not because of the damned Nobel prize, but because of the man himself. Einstein died 14 years prior to my birth, and Feynman died before I had sense enough to know what I was missing.

[WhalesInCubicles]

What program is this taken from? Who is the production company? I need to get permission to use this audio recording?

[technoway]

MAThompsonFrenk, read the book, "Surely You're Joking Mr. Feynman" written by Richard Feynman. From that book, you can gauge his character.

[MAThompsonFrenk]

He is SO honest!

[evergreencreativeart]

Not knowing is ok, being wise is better. Knowing can be verbalized; wisdom is nonverbal. .

Feynman has such a nice way about him. Sweet guy indeed.