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Richard Feynman - The Relation of Mathematics & Physics. Part 1

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Uploaded on Nov 16, 2009

Sorry, but I cannot post all of them. Richard Feynman was an inspirational teacher and could illuminate many esoteric concepts in physics with his contagious enthusiasm.
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  • bestdamntutoring

    bestdamntutoring 1 year ago

    "Mathematics is to Physics as masturbation is to sex." RPF

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  • Daniel Segal

    Daniel Segal 1 year ago

    Starts at 1:13

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  • ElusiveParticle

    ElusiveParticle 1 week ago

    Artificial Intelligence Is God . com

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  • JKMizzle

    JKMizzle 2 weeks ago

    Sounds like he wasn't keen to the idea of Mathematical Biology :p

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  • Shun Liang

    Shun Liang 2 weeks ago

    Sometimes you can't say one is better than the other...

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    in reply to bestdamntutoring (Show the comment)
  • Chris X

    Chris X 2 weeks ago

    too bad the quality of the sound is low :( although I understand it's due to the time it was recorded...just pointing out my problem...

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  • morani789

    morani789 3 weeks ago

    Masturbation requires more imagination.

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  • hamsturinn

    hamsturinn 1 month ago

    math=logic and logic=math

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  • kmmmoney

    kmmmoney 1 month ago

    i would sell my first born child to see this man lecture in person.

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  • bestdamntutoring

    bestdamntutoring 1 month ago

    dude all you have to do is reason, no calculating. Is all reasoning mathematical? If you answer yes then we're done talking.

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  • bighands69

    bighands69 1 month ago

    Yes it is mathematical and logical in nature.

    They have to remember object going up that is one piece of information and then another when the object comes down.

    In total them would have added at least too piece of information.

    Very basic of course like 1+1=2 or holding two apples.

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  • bestdamntutoring

    bestdamntutoring 1 month ago

    So someone points up, and then reasons that it must come down. This takes math to understand? That's what you're saying. Kids who can't add yet realize this on their own. Do you reason that this constitutes mathematics?

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