This is a Horizon video from 1981 made for the BBC. It features an interview with one of the greatest physicists of the 20th century.
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This is a Horizon video from 1981 made for the BBC. It features an interview with one of the greatest physicists of the 20th century.
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One of the greatest of all time. Fortunately we got him on video. Its not the same with Newton, Maxwell, Faraday... But I disagree a little. In many cases words do tell you something about the nature of things.For instance if that bird is called "бурeвecтник" in Russian (something like stormteller) you know about the habit of those birds of living in cold waters prone to make storms. There are many examples like that.
I love how his father taught him, with no pressure, making the distinction between having a name for something (like all the names for a type of bird which told him nothing about the bird) and actually knowing and understanding something about it.
My point, in quoting Pound, is in agreement with Feynmans - that beauty doesnt suffer from analysis. I was not implying that poetry thereby usurps the honors of science (which would be pretentious). But, that a true scientist is also an artist and that "art" should proceed scientifically.
I'm and artist, and I have to say that Art is inherently a pretentious act. There is nothing wrong with that though. Its just the nature of the artistic process.
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But I disagree a little. In many cases words do tell you something about the nature of things.For instance if that bird is called "бурeвecтник" in Russian (something like stormteller) you know about the habit of those birds of living in cold waters prone to make storms. There are many examples like that.
Wonderful video.
Remember that Feynman was actually a patron of scienceand math, so within society it is kind of important to have common facts.