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Avoiding Humanities (THE PLEASURE OF FINDING THINGS OUT with RICHARD FEYNMAN) I’ve always been very one-sided about science and when I was younger I concentrated almost all my effort on it. I didn’t have time to learn and I didn’t have much patience with what’s called the humanities, even though in the university there were humanities that you had to take. I tried my best to avoid somehow learning anything and working at it. It was only afterwards, when I got older, that I got more relaxed, that I’ve spread out a little bit. I’ve learned to draw and I read a little bit, but I’m really still a very one-sided person and I don’t know a great deal. I have a limited intelligence and I use it in a particular direction. . . #feynman #richardfeynman #scientist #science #physicist

He did not consider himself as a philosopher but when you listen to him speaking about universe and human-related subjects then you realize deep down he was a philosopher. I can listen to him all day long without getting bored. You will never be forgotten Mr. Feynman. #science #physics #viral #reel #engineering #science #physicsfacts #feynman #einstein #quantummechanics #ai #ml #physicsfun #teaching #learning

Feynman: "Why Did She Fall?" - From Ice Slipperiness To Gravity Why is ice slippery? 🧊 Richard Feynman uses this simple question to show how deep the "why" rabbit hole goes. At first, you might say pressure melts the ice. But then you have to ask: why does water expand when it freezes? And why don't other substances do that? ❓ Feynman's point? The more you ask "why," the more interesting things get—until you're talking about gravity, planets, and the entire universe. 🌍 The lesson: never stop being curious. 🔬 #Feynman #RichardFeynman #Physics #Science #Curiosity

I just love love love physics. I’m very scared of physics and I constantly doubt my abilities, but there is no way to question the beauty of physics and the innate passion we all have for it #physics #einstein #stem #feynman #scientists

No shortcuts. Ordinary people, extraordinary effort. #physics #motivation #feynman

There are no miracle people. Richard Feynman was one of the most brilliant theoretical physicists of the twentieth century, a mind so sharp and original that his peers ranked him among the greatest to ever work in the field. He spent his life pulling apart the deepest laws of nature and rebuilding them in ways no one had considered. And here he says something that dismantles the very idea of genius. Most people look at someone who understands quantum mechanics or electromagnetic fields and assume a different kind of brain is at work. A special wiring. A gift handed down at birth that separates the extraordinary from the rest. Feynman rejects that entirely. He calls himself an ordinary person who studied hard. That framing matters. He is not being humble. He is being precise. The distance between someone who understands deeply and someone who does not is not talent. It is time. It is the decision to get interested in something and then to stay interested long enough to learn it fully. Reading. Practice. Thinking. Mathematics. More time. The willingness to devote yourself to something difficult, not once, but daily, is the mechanism that turns an ordinary person into a scientist. There is no secret door. There is only the accumulation of hours spent doing the work most people quit before it pays off. The miracle is just someone who never stopped studying. [Mindset] [Growth] [Potential] [Discipline] [Identity] Speaker: Richard Feynman #richardfeynman #feynman #mindset #growthmindset #discipline

Celebrating the birthday of Richard Feynman one of the greatest physicists of all time, known for his groundbreaking contributions to quantum mechanics, quantum electrodynamics, and for inspiring generations with his curiosity and love for science. #richardfeynman #physics #quantummechanics #quantumfieldtheory #feynman

Feynman: Why Physics Isn’t the Same as Mathematics Richard Feynman often reminded students that mathematics builds perfect structures from assumed rules — but physics must answer to nature. In math, a system is “true” if it follows logically. In physics, an idea survives only if experiments agree. Equations are tools, not the goal. We may borrow powerful mathematics, simplify, approximate, and adjust — because the real test is whether predictions match reality. For Feynman, physics is the art of guessing right about the world, then proving it. #Feynman #PhysicsVsMath #ScienceThinking #ScientificMethod #PhysicsEducation #MathAndScience #CriticalThinking #STEM #NatureFirst #UnderstandingScience

The Simple Rule Behind Quantum Mechanics What if the strangest parts of quantum mechanics come from one incredibly simple rule? A quick look at the simplest and most mind-bending way to understand the quantum world. #quantummechanics #feynman #quantumphysics #particlephysics #spacetime #physics #universe #astrophysics #science

Meet Richard Feynman: genius physicist, masterful writer, and surprisingly romantic. His words, from science to love letters, will charm you. Prepare to be impressed! #RichardFeynman #Science #LoveLetter #Inspiration #Witty #Genius #Writings #Feynman

Repost: originally posted by @dailyconceptmedia We love to name things — ideas, feelings, even shadows — and call that knowledge. But as Feynman reminds us, naming isn’t knowing. Jung would add: only through encounter with the unconscious do we begin to truly know. #Feynman #Jung #Psychology #Wisdom #ShadowWork #SelfKnowledge #fyp #fypage #fypシ #fypシ❤️💞❤️ #explorepage #explorepage✨ #depthpsychology #jungianpsychology #fypppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp

greatest scientist of the late 20th century, in his own words. #tech #knowledge #feynman