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Richard Feynman's Lectures on Physics are timeless: their main strength is in demonstrating how to reason about physics. You may not know all the lectures are completely online:
Volume 1: https://t.co/yDpyRViG61
Volume 2: https://t.co/oEctaDhy2X
Volume 3: https://t.co/eXS03nu9fE... See more
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7 months ago
My learnings
The importance of curiosity: Richard Feynman emphasizes the value of curiosity and questioning the world around us. He believes that asking why is essential to understanding how things work.
The need for a framework: Feynman suggests that to explain why something happens, we need to have a framework that allows us to... See more
7 months ago
My learnings
The importance of curiosity: Richard Feynman emphasizes the value of curiosity and questioning the world around us. He believes that asking why is essential to understanding how things work.
The need for a framework: Feynman suggests that to explain why something happens, we need to have a framework that allows us to... See more
firewalker • Richard Feynman. Why.
Introducing a special episode on the influential 20th-century physicist Chen Ning-Yong, a contemporary of Einstein and Bohr.
TRANSCRIPT
Ciao Internet, this is your captain speaking, Lester Narae, joined as always by my co-host and our resident PhD, Krishna Chowdhury. This is From First Principles.
my friend how's it going we have some travel coming up and uh so we want to do a quick special episode for this upcoming week which just so happens to be when the world series is
... See more“The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool.” —Richard P. Feynman
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In your everyday life, you don’t need to know the formula or even have a solid mathematical understanding of the theorem to use its basic principle.
Albert Rutherford • Statistics for the Rest of Us: Mastering the Art of Understanding Data Without Math Skills (Advanced Thinking Skills Book 4)
One of the gems of YouTube is that in 2022, Ed Witten taught a class at Princeton on quantum fields in curved spacetime.
The lectures cover abnormalities in GR, causality, black holes, holography, and some other neat aspects of gravitational physics. Taught by the man himself. https://t.co/kOzvjjPdEE
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