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A review by octophile
The Meaning Of It All: Thoughts Of A Citizen-scientist by Richard P. Feynman
4.0
Good, short, easy read - there is some disjointed rambly-ness that was inevitable given that these were spoken lectures, but Feynman's genuine humility & wonder is always a breath of fresh air.
(It's always interesting, too, to look into the past and see what "issues" everybody was freaking out about back then - in this case, the Soviets, the moon landing, radioactivity & nuclear power, hypnotism, the growth of psychology & psychiatry etc.)
(It's always interesting, too, to look into the past and see what "issues" everybody was freaking out about back then - in this case, the Soviets, the moon landing, radioactivity & nuclear power, hypnotism, the growth of psychology & psychiatry etc.)