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R. P. Feynman on the difference between knowing the name of something and knowing something.

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Uploaded on Mar 15, 2010

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  • Atapapark

    yes jerry brought me here!

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  • x1x2x3ct

    who the fuck is jerry? jerry from "tom and jerry"?

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  • 64wonderboy

    Hey everyone below me, i got an idea! Lets all waste our time arguing with each other on a video sharing website. Maybe that will solve the problems in the world.

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  • leratluci

    from chessnetwork :)

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  • MikeRoePhonicsMusic

    I like rainbows & kitty cats.

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  • nothosaur

    It's like the difference between knowing the name of a chess opening, and understanding the logic of that opening.

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  • jockeymoodtoday

    this childhood memory he is describing is portrayed in the movie "Infinity" with Matthew Broderick playing R.P. Feynman...great movie btw

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  • zach99998

    A NM is a state and not a sentient being.

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  • MrAnguswangus

    Haha, very clever :) Not too many people are aware that a rotating mass (non-magnetic) creates an inertial field effect...that affects masses within proximity:

    watch?v=agiHnXOP390

    I'm going to watch it again too for the millionth time...lol...1 of my favs.

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  • mrartwatcher

    yes in a nut shell the shell being the earth and the nuts are us ?

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  • MrAnguswangus

    ...and inertia is due to spin :)

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