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JuJu Talks【JUJU TALKS, EP110】我騙了自己二十年，直到學會費曼的這句話 | Richard Feynman's Mental Models歡迎來到 JuJu Talks！請別忘了訂閱,給五星好評頻道: JUJU TALKS主題: 我騙了自己二十年，直到學會費曼的這句話 | Richard Feynman's Mental Models書名: Richard Feynman's Mental Models: How to Think, Learn, and Problem-Solve Like a Nobel Prize-Winning PolymathRICHARD FEYNMANS MENTAL MODELS作者：Peter Hollins請JuJu Talk 喝咖啡斗內 (台幣,有留言板):https://pay.soundon.fm/podcasts/d848f0eb-b2fc-44ce-bdf9-696fdec4531cBuy me a coffee:https://buymeacoffee.com/yameihuang感謝您對我頻道的支持！您的贊助不僅讓我獲得正向回饋，還讓我有機會繼續創作，帶來更多正能量。感恩有您一路相伴！連結整理:https://linktr.ee/yameihuangRSS:https://feed.firstory.me/rss/user/cl7mp5fah045e01wmesmi5zbkContact: m9244120@gmail.comJUJU TALKS,閱讀,知識,創業,商業,理財,賺錢,人性,心理學,社交,youtube,教學,被動收入,免費,財務自由,成長,財富,金錢,心靈成長,Peter Hollins,Mental Models,How to Think,Learn, and Problem-Solve Like a No
2026-02-0622 min
Brain Hacks: Learn Faster, Get SmarterMaster Any Complex Topic: The Brain Hack Richard Feynman Swore ByThis is the Brain Hacks Podcast!Today, we're diving into a fascinating and practical brain hack that can help you boost your intelligence and enhance your cognitive abilities. Get ready to embark on a journey of mental exploration and discovery!The brain hack we'll be discussing is called "The Feynman Technique," named after the brilliant physicist Richard Feynman. This technique is all about mastering complex subjects by breaking them down and explaining them in simple terms. Here's how it works:Step 1: Choose a topic you want to learn or understand better. It can be...
2025-11-2602 min
Brilliant Scholars And Their ContributioRichard Feynman – Physicist and Nobel Laureate Known for Quantum Electrodynamics and the Joy of DiscoveryThis episode highlights the life and legacy of Richard Feynman, one of the most influential and charismatic physicists of the 20th century. Born in 1918 in New York, Feynman's childhood curiosity and love of tinkering led him to pursue physics, where his unique blend of creativity and logic revolutionized science. His work on quantum electrodynamics (QED)—the theory describing how light and matter interact—earned him the 1965 Nobel Prize in Physics, alongside Julian Schwinger and Sin-Itiro Tomonaga. Beyond equations, Feynman's invention of Feynman diagrams transformed how scientists visualize particle interactions, making complex quantum phenomena understandable and elegant. As a pr...
2025-11-1204 min
The Rebel's PlaygroundRichard Feynman | The Joy of Not Knowing🎙️ The Fear Beneath Everything — Week 3, Episode 1: “The Joy of Not Knowing”Description:This week, we explore a quieter kind of courage — the courage to not know. Inspired by the physicist Richard Feynman, this episode invites you to loosen your grip on certainty and rediscover the freedom of curiosity. What if the very thing we fear — uncertainty — is actually the soil where wonder grows?In this episode:Why curiosity is oxygen for the mindHow certainty can silence discoveryWhat it means to live “inside the question”The...
2025-11-0303 min
Otostopçunun Yapay Zeka RehberiRichard Feynman'dan Yapay Zekaya Dair Neler Öğrendik? Yapay Zeka, Feynman, Hesaplama, KuantumOtostopçunun Yapay Zeka Rehberi'nde bu bölüm,, Nobel ödüllü fizikçi Richard Feynman'ın yapay zeka üzerindeki şaşırtıcı ve derin mirasını keşfe çıkıyoruz. Donanım devriminin, işlemcilerin, gpuların, temelini atan 1959'daki vizyoner konuşması "Aşağıda Bolca Yer Var"dan , günümüz YZ'sini güçlendiren GPU'ların kavramsal atası olan devasa paralel mimari Connection Machine üzerindeki pratik çalışmalarına uzanan bir yolculuğa çıkıyoruz.Kaynaklar:Substack Kanalındaki Konuyla İlgili Yazımız: https://otostopcununyzrehberi.substack.com/p/richard-feynmandan-yapay-zekaya-dairFeynman'ın Hesaplama ve Bilgisayar Bilimi Üzeri...
2025-10-1425 min
Radiant WhispersI love my wife. My wife is dead. - Richard Feynman’s Love Letter to His Dead WifeWhat a physics genius wrote... sixteen months after losing the love of his life...
Richard Feynman was many things: a Nobel Prize–winning physicist, an enthusiastic teacher, a devoted father, and—believe it or not—a talented bongo drummer. But beyond the lab coat and lecture halls, he was also a man of profound love and deep emotional insight.
Feynman’s heart shone as brightly as his mind. He married his childhood sweetheart, Arline Greenbaum, even as she battled terminal tuberculosis. Arline’s health declined so rapidly that she spent their entire marriage in hospitals and sanatoriums, yet their bond never weak...
2025-07-3004 min
Murmullos RadiantesAmo a mi esposa. Mi esposa está muerta. - Carta de Amor de Richard Feynman a su esposa fallecidaLo que un genio de la física escribió… dieciséis meses después de perder al amor de su vida.
Richard Feynman fue muchas cosas: un físico galardonado con el Premio Nobel, un profesor entusiasta, un padre dedicado y—créelo o no—un hábil percusionista de bongós. Pero más allá de la bata de laboratorio y las aulas, también fue un hombre de un amor profundo y una sensibilidad conmovedora.
El corazón de Feynman brillaba tanto como su mente. Se casó con su amor de la adolescencia, Arline Greenbaum, incluso mientras ella luchaba contra la t...
2025-07-3004 min
Dumbify — Get Smarter by Thinking DumberHow a Bongo Enthusiast & Practical Joker Won the Nobel Prize — And Why Richard Feynman Is the Patron Saint of Dumb-ThinkingHost David Carson dives into the beautifully bizarre brain of Richard Feynman—Nobel laureate, safecracker, bongo enthusiast, and the poster child for thinking dumb on purpose. From poking government safes with a stick to interrogating the color of the sky, Feynman never confused sounding smart with being curious.You’ll hear how a cafeteria prank led to a Nobel-winning quantum theory, how Feynman prank-unlocked top-secret safes at Los Alamos, and why he once forced a class of elite students into a courtyard to stare at the sky until someone could actually explain why it was blue.Th...
2025-07-2915 min
Fascinating!: Deconstructing Conventional Wisdom to See the World with New ClarityRichard Feynman and the Philosophy of ScienceSend us a textIn this episode, Rik calls attention to a very special Earthling, Richard Feynman. Feynman's contributions to the science of physics by itself were enough to place him in the same category as Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton. And this fascinating human also made a huge contribution to the philosophy of science, even though he claimed to be not much interested in the philosophical side. He has been quoted as saying words to the effect that the the philosophy of science is as much use to a scientist as ornithology is to a b...
2025-07-2526 min
Ministry of Mind🌌The Beauty of Not Knowing 🧪 | Richard Feynman on Science, Doubt & the Mystery of the Universe🔍 “I would rather have questions that can’t be answered than answers that can’t be questioned.” In this intellectually honest and deeply human episode of Open My Mind (OMM), we explore the mind of Nobel-winning physicist Richard Feynman, who invites us to embrace the unknown, let go of certainty, and fall in love with curiosity over conclusions.This episode is part of the Open My Mind: Brain & Beyond Series (Season 2).This isn’t a lecture — it’s a meditation on science, spirituality, and meaning in a universe that doesn’t owe us clarity.🎙️ What you’ll discover:🧠 Why dou...
2025-06-1402 min
The Skillful Art Of Manipulation | Mastering Psychology & InfluenceMANIPULATION: Richard Feynman’s Mind-Bending Theory on Déjà Vu and the MatrixEmbark on a psychological thriller that delves into the depths of manipulation, deception, and the fragility of reality. Set aboard a luxurious cruise ship, this first-person narrative explores the unsettling experiences of a woman entangled in a web of gaslighting, financial fraud, and romantic betrayal. Drawing inspiration from Richard Feynman's theories on déjà vu and the Matrix, the story challenges perceptions and questions the very nature of existence. Keywords: manipulation, gaslighting, financial fraud, romantic betrayal, groupthink, ethical leadership abuse, Richard Feynman, déjà vu, Matrix theory, psychological thriller, cruise ship, first-person narrative.
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2025-05-3045 minBrain Hacks: Learn Faster, Get SmarterLearn Complex Concepts Quickly: The Genius Learning Hack from Richard FeynmanCertainly! Here's a cool and interesting brain hack that can help you get smarter: The Feynman Technique.Named after the brilliant physicist Richard Feynman, this technique is a powerful way to learn and understand complex concepts. Here's how it works:1. Choose a concept you want to learn about, such as quantum mechanics, blockchain technology, or the French Revolution.2. Pretend you're teaching the concept to a child. This means breaking it down into simple, easy-to-understand language. If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.3. Identify any gaps in your...
2025-05-0202 minBrain Hacks: Learn Faster, Get SmarterLearn Like a Genius: Richard Feynman's Powerful Memory Hack for Mastering Any TopicCertainly! Here's a cool and interesting brain hack that can help you get smarter: The Feynman Technique.Named after the brilliant physicist Richard Feynman, this technique is a powerful way to learn and understand complex topics. The best part? It's practical and easy to implement in your daily life.Here's how it works:1. Choose a concept or topic you want to learn about. It could be anything from quantum mechanics to the history of ancient civilizations.2. Pretend you're teaching the concept to a child. This step is crucial because it forces you...
2025-02-2402 min
GANCHOS EMPRENDEDORESEl Secreto para Aprender Cualquier Cosa La Técnica de Richard Feynman Ep. #20 #PodcastDescubrí la Técnica de Richard Feynman para Aprender Rápido y Sin Esfuerzo"¿Te cuesta aprender algo nuevo o querés dominar un tema rápidamente? En este episodio te revelo la técnica de aprendizaje de Richard Feynman, un método revolucionario que te permitirá absorber conocimientos de forma simple y efectiva. Descubrí cómo explicarte las cosas a vos mismo, identificar vacíos en tu conocimiento y convertirte en un verdadero experto en cualquier tema que te propongas.
Además, exploraremos ejemplos prácticos y estrategias aplicables para que empieces a usar esta técnica hoy mi...
2025-01-2012 minBrain Hacks: Learn Faster, Get SmarterLearn Anything Fast: The Genius Brain Hack Physicist Richard Feynman Swears ByCertainly! Here's a cool and interesting brain hack that can help you get smarter: The Feynman Technique.Named after the brilliant physicist Richard Feynman, this technique is a powerful way to deeply understand and retain complex information. Here's how it works:1. Choose a concept or topic you want to learn about, such as quantum mechanics, blockchain technology, or Renaissance art.2. Pretend you're teaching the concept to a child or someone with no prior knowledge of the subject. This forces you to break down the information into its simplest terms and analogies.3. Get...
2024-12-3002 minBrain Hacks: Learn Faster, Get SmarterLearn Faster and Smarter: The Genius Brain Hack Named After Richard FeynmanCertainly! Here's a cool and interesting brain hack that can help you become smarter: The Feynman Technique.Named after the brilliant physicist Richard Feynman, this technique is a powerful way to deepen your understanding of a subject and improve your ability to explain it to others. Here's how it works:1. Choose a concept or topic you want to learn about, such as quantum mechanics, blockchain technology, or abstract expressionism.2. Pretend you're teaching the concept to a child or someone with no prior knowledge of the subject. This forces you to break down the idea...
2024-12-1102 minBrain Hacks: Learn Faster, Get SmarterBrain Hack: Master Any Complex Topic Using Richard Feynman's Learning TechniqueCertainly! Here's a cool and interesting brain hack that can help a person get smarter: The Feynman Technique.Named after the brilliant physicist Richard Feynman, this technique is a powerful way to learn and understand complex concepts by teaching them to others. The beauty of this method lies in its simplicity and effectiveness. Here's how it works:1. Choose a topic you want to learn about, and write it at the top of a blank piece of paper.2. Imagine you're teaching the concept to a child or someone with no prior knowledge of the subject...
2024-12-1002 min
Tetragrammaton with Rick RubinUNEXPECTED CONVERSATION: Richard FeynmanIn this episode, Rick connects with the physicist and Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman. Known for his groundbreaking contributions to quantum mechanics, Feynman’s work inspires curiosity and innovation in science.------Sign up to receive Tetragrammaton Transmissionshttps://www.tetragrammaton.com/join-newsletter
2024-11-3049 minBrain Hacks: Learn Faster, Get SmarterLearn Any Complex Topic Fast: The Genius Brain Hack from Nobel Physicist Richard FeynmanCertainly! Here's a cool and interesting brain hack that can help you get smarter: the Feynman Technique.Named after the brilliant physicist Richard Feynman, this technique is a powerful way to learn and understand complex concepts by teaching them to others. The beauty of this brain hack lies in its simplicity and effectiveness. Here's how it works:1. Choose a topic you want to learn or understand better. It could be anything from quantum mechanics to the intricacies of ancient Egyptian history.2. Pretend you're teaching the concept to a child or someone with no prior...
2024-11-2602 min
Motivate Me; Inspirational SpeechesRichard Feynman - There's no such thing as a miracle motivational speech🎙️🔬 "Richard Feynman: There’s No Such Thing as a Miracle" 🔬🎙️In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the mindset of legendary physicist Richard Feynman as he shares his perspective on science, nature, and the belief that "There’s No Such Thing as a Miracle." Known for his groundbreaking work in quantum mechanics and his relentless curiosity, Feynman believed that what we often call "miracles" are simply natural phenomena we don’t yet fully understand. 🌟💡Feynman emphasizes that true wonder comes from the pursuit of knowledge and the exploration of how the universe works through science and reason. 🚀🔬 He argues tha...
2024-11-2405 min
Conversations Beyond Their LivesEp 52- Richard Feynman and Isaac NewtonIn this episode, host Victor Aether speaks with the AI personas of Richard Feynman, the Nobel-winning physicist, and Sir Isaac Newton, the father of classical mechanics and calculus. Feynman reflects on his approach to quantum mechanics and teaching, while Newton shares his groundbreaking work on motion and gravitation. Both discuss the vital role of curiosity, mathematics, and perseverance in shaping the future of science. Join Victor for an insightful exploration of the lives and legacies of two of history’s greatest scientific minds.
2024-11-1408 min
Motivate Me; Inspirational SpeechesRichard Feynman - If you want to master something, teach it motivational speech🎙️🧠 "Richard Feynman: If You Want to Master Something, Teach It" 🧠🎙️In this intellectually stimulating episode, we explore the timeless wisdom of renowned physicist Richard Feynman, who famously said, "If You Want to Master Something, Teach It." Known for his brilliant mind and engaging teaching style, Feynman believed that the key to truly mastering a concept lies in your ability to explain it to others. 🌟💡Feynman’s approach, often called the "Feynman Technique," emphasizes breaking down complex ideas into simple, understandable parts. 🚀🔥 He explains that teaching forces you to clarify your understanding, pinpoint gaps in your knowledge, and develop a deepe...
2024-11-1007 min
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2024-10-2400 min
English Language Teachers (ELT): Under The CoversRichard Feynman: Educating the Masses | Teaching Master!
Richard Feynman: Educating the Masses | Teaching Master!
How to be a teacher everyone remembers? You teach like Richard Feynman!
Richard Feynman was an American physicist, known for his work in the field of quantum mechanics and his contributions to the development of the atomic bomb as part of the Manhattan Project. Feynman was a professor of physics at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and received numerous awards for his work, including the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965.
Feynman was known for his unique and unorthodox approach to physics, often using simple and intuitive explanations to understand complex phenomena...
2024-10-1639 min
The Dead Scientists PodcastSymmetry in Nature: Reflections, Chirality, and Broken Symmetries with Richard FeynmanIn the final episode of the first season of The Dead Scientists, we delve into Richard Feynman’s exploration of symmetry in physical laws. Feynman begins by defining symmetry and explaining the known symmetries in space and time, such as translation, rotation, and uniform velocity. He then tackles the topic of identical particles and why physical laws are not symmetrical under a change of scale.
The episode also examines the fascinating concept of mirror reflections, focusing on the role of chirality in biological molecules like amino acids. Feynman explains how the laws of physics seem symmetrical under re...
2024-10-1312 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastUnderstanding Modes: Vibrations, Frequencies, and the Link to Quantum Mechanics with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore Richard Feynman’s insightful explanation of modes. Feynman introduces modes as specific patterns of motion in vibrating systems that oscillate at characteristic frequencies. Starting with the reflection of a wave on a string fixed at one end, Feynman explains how wave reflections create nodes—points of zero displacement—along the string.
We then extend this concept to a string fixed at both ends, revealing that such a system can only sustain sinusoidal motion at specific, natural frequencies, determined by the string's length and wave speed. From here, we explor...
2024-10-1207 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Science of Beats: Interference, Modulation, and Energy Transfer with Richard Feynman
In this episode of The Dead Scientists, we delve into Richard Feynman’s explanation of the fascinating phenomenon of beats. Feynman introduces how beats occur when two waves with slightly different frequencies interfere, producing a wave with an average frequency and a pulsating intensity. The beat frequency is determined by the difference between the two original frequencies.
We explore the application of this concept in amplitude modulation (AM) radio waves, where the amplitude of a carrier wave is modulated by an audio signal, leading to the creation of sidebands. Feynman also tackles the apparent paradox of wave pr...
2024-10-1106 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Physics of Sound: Deriving the Wave Equation with Richard Feynman
In this episode of The Dead Scientists, we dive into Richard Feynman’s exploration of the physics behind sound waves from The Feynman Lectures on Physics. Feynman starts with the basics of sound, explaining how pressure changes in a medium, caused by the motion of particles, lead to the propagation of sound waves.
We break down the key variables involved in sound wave propagation—displacement, density, pressure, and velocity—and see how they interrelate. Feynman introduces the wave equation, a powerful tool that not only describes the behavior of sound waves but also allows for predic...
2024-10-1110 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastBrownian Motion and the Equipartition of Energy: Understanding Random Movement with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore the fascinating world of Brownian movement as explained by Richard Feynman. Feynman dives into the seemingly random jiggling of particles suspended in a fluid, connecting this phenomenon to key principles in statistical mechanics.
We begin with the concept of equipartition of energy, which states that in thermal equilibrium, each degree of freedom in a system has an average energy. Feynman uses this principle to explain the motion of colloidal particles, originally observed by Robert Brown, and demonstrates how even heavier particles in a fluid reach thermal equilibrium with...
2024-10-0609 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastExploring Statistical Mechanics: Molecules, Boltzmann's Law, and Molecular Speeds with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we delve into Richard Feynman’s exploration of statistical mechanics. He unpacks the principles that connect the macroscopic properties of matter to the behavior of its microscopic particles, offering insights into how molecules behave in space and how their speeds are distributed.
We begin with Boltzmann's law, which describes how molecules are distributed in space based on their potential energy and temperature. Feynman shows how this principle explains key phenomena like the distribution of molecules around an ion in a liquid and the evaporation of liquids. We then explore the di...
2024-10-0608 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Kinetic Theory of Gases: Understanding Pressure and Temperature with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore Richard Feynman’s insightful breakdown of the kinetic theory of gases. Feynman dives into how the macroscopic properties of matter, such as pressure and temperature, are explained by the collective behavior of its atoms.
We’ll begin by understanding how gas pressure arises from the collisions of atoms with the walls of a container, using a box with a piston as an example. Feynman then connects this to the concept of temperature, explaining it as a measure of the average kinetic energy of gas atoms, and shows how diff...
2024-10-0609 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Science of Color Vision: Understanding How We See with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore Richard Feynman’s fascinating breakdown of human color vision from The Feynman Lectures on Physics. Feynman takes us on a journey through the physical structure of the human eye, focusing on the roles of rods and cones in light detection and their varying sensitivities in bright and dim conditions.
We delve into the phenomenon of color mixing, where Feynman explains how different wavelengths of light can combine to create the same perceived color, despite their physical differences. Using the technique of a "null instrument," he demonstrates how colors ar...
2024-10-0410 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastExploring Light Polarization: From Scattering to Optical Activity with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we dive into the intriguing world of light polarization, as explained by Richard Feynman in The Feynman Lectures on Physics. Feynman introduces the different types of polarization—linear, circular, and elliptical—defined by the oscillation pattern of the electric field, and illustrates how these forms of polarization appear in real-world phenomena.
We’ll explore how polarization arises in light scattering, where light interacts with charged particles in the air, and the fascinating phenomenon of birefringence, where the refractive index changes based on polarization direction, demonstrated by materials like cellophane and Kerr c...
2024-10-0414 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastRadiation Damping and the Blue Sky: Energy Loss in Accelerating Charges with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we delve into the phenomenon of radiation damping as explained by Richard Feynman in The Feynman Lectures on Physics. Feynman unravels the energy loss associated with accelerating charges, starting with the concept of radiation resistance—the work required to accelerate a charged particle, which leads to the radiation of energy.
We’ll explore the derivation of the formula for total radiated power in non-relativistic motion and how this energy loss gives rise to radiation damping. Feynman shows how this damping limits the lifetime of oscillating charges, such as those within atom...
2024-10-0407 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Mystery of Light: Understanding the Refractive Index with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we dive into Richard Feynman’s explanation of the refractive index. Feynman unpacks the curious phenomenon of why light appears to travel slower in materials like glass, even though the electric field from each charge still propagates at the speed of light.
In this episode of The Dead Scientists, we dive into Richard Feynman’s explanation of the refractive index from The Feynman Lectures on Physics. Feynman unpacks the curious phenomenon of why light appears to travel slower in materials like glass, even though the electric field from each charge stil...
2024-10-0315 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Wonders of Diffraction: Light, Waves, and Resolving Power with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we dive into Richard Feynman’s exploration of diffraction. Feynman sheds light on the fascinating phenomenon of diffraction—the spreading of waves as they pass through openings or around obstacles—emphasizing that it is closely related to interference. Both involve the superposition of waves, making them fundamentally the same process.
We’ll explore how light intensity changes when it passes through an array of equally spaced oscillators, creating sharp maxima and weaker side lobes, leading to the concept of a diffraction grating. This device splits light into its component wavelengths and is e...
2024-10-0312 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastElectromagnetic Radiation: Maxwell’s Legacy with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore Richard Feynman’s introduction to electromagnetic radiation. Feynman highlights James Clerk Maxwell’s groundbreaking work that unified electricity and magnetism, revealing the existence of electromagnetic waves—light, radio waves, and other forms of energy traveling through space.
Join us as we dive into Maxwell’s revolutionary contribution, which transformed our understanding of how distant stars and galaxies communicate with us through waves. Feynman simplifies the complex mathematics of electromagnetism, focusing on the electric field produced by a single accelerating charge at a distance, making the intricate world of radiatio...
2024-10-0210 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Principle of Least Time: From Classical Optics to Quantum Insights with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore Richard Feynman’s captivating discussion on the Principle of Least Time in optics. Feynman takes us on a journey through the historical evolution of geometrical optics, a simplified study of light that focuses on reflection and refraction, setting aside its wave and quantum nature.
We begin by tracing the development of our understanding of light through key figures like Ptolemy and Snell. Then, Feynman introduces Fermat's Principle of Least Time, a brilliant theoretical tool that explains how light takes the path that requires the shortest time, providing insights in...
2024-10-0211 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Power of Resonance: Exploring Oscillations with Complex Numbers and Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we dive into Richard Feynman’s elegant exploration of resonance and oscillatory motion using the power of complex numbers. Feynman demonstrates how complex numbers provide a streamlined approach to analyzing systems like the forced harmonic oscillator, making the mathematics of oscillations more accessible and insightful.
Starting with a basic oscillator without friction, we see how complex numbers simplify the analysis of periodic motion. Feynman then adds a damping term, incorporating friction into the equation, which leads to a more realistic model. This journey through oscillatory motion culminates in a deep un...
2024-10-0111 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Power of Linear Systems: Oscillations, Superposition, and Resonance with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we dive into Richard Feynman’s exploration of linear systems and their profound applications in oscillating systems. Feynman introduces the concept of a linear operator, which simplifies the notation of differential equations used to describe these systems, and illustrates two key properties: superposition and the combination of solutions.
Discover how superposition—the idea that the response of a linear system to a sum of forces equals the sum of the individual responses—helps explain phenomena like radio tuning, where multiple signals can be separated using resonant circuits. Feynman also delves into t...
2024-10-0110 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastTransient Oscillations: The Dance Between Energy and Resistance with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore Richard Feynman’s insightful explanation of transient oscillations, a fascinating behavior observed in systems without external forces but that still hold energy. Feynman begins by examining how energy is stored in oscillators and how power is applied to the system, before diving into the energy dissipation caused by resistance.
Join us as we explore the mathematical analysis of damped oscillations, where systems lose energy over time, leading to the amplitude of oscillations decreasing exponentially. Feynman walks us through the differential equation governing this process, showing how resistance controls th...
2024-10-0109 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastFrom Algebra to Euler: Unveiling the Connections Between Math and Physics with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore Richard Feynman’s journey through the foundational concepts of elementary algebra and their surprising connections to the physical world. Feynman begins by breaking down the core operations of algebra—addition, multiplication, and exponentiation—and shows how these basic tools lead to the discovery of new types of numbers, like negatives, fractions, and irrational numbers.
As algebra becomes more complex, Feynman introduces us to the world of complex numbers, where the imaginary unit i (the square root of -1) opens the door to solving any algebraic equation. The exploration of the...
2024-09-3009 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Harmonic Oscillator: Periodic Motion and Resonance with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we delve into Richard Feynman’s insightful exploration of the harmonic oscillator, one of the most fundamental physical systems exhibiting periodic motion. Starting with a simple mechanical system like a mass on a spring, Feynman explains how the underlying principle of harmonic motion is captured by a linear differential equation that extends far beyond mechanics, appearing in fields like acoustics, electromagnetism, and even biology.
Join us as we explore the mathematical solution to this equation, revealing how the displacement of the mass follows a cosine function governed by the mass an...
2024-09-3009 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastTorque in Three Dimensions: Unraveling Precession with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we dive into Richard Feynman’s exploration of torque in three dimensions. While the principles of torque and angular momentum in two dimensions may seem familiar, Feynman expands these concepts to encompass the complexities of three-dimensional space.
Feynman introduces the use of vectors to represent torque, explaining how the direction of the vector is always perpendicular to the plane of torque. He illustrates this with equations that show how torque transforms across different coordinate systems, providing a deeper understanding of rotational dynamics.
The episode culminates in an analysis of...
2024-09-3010 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastMass and Motion: Exploring Rigid Body Dynamics with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we delve into Richard Feynman's insightful exploration of the center of mass and its crucial role in understanding the dynamics of rigid bodies. Discover how Newton's laws of motion, when applied to the center of mass of complex objects, accurately describe their motion—implying that these laws are "self-reproducing" on larger scales, even if they aren't the fundamental laws at the atomic level.
We'll discuss the relationship between the center of mass and the center of gravity, highlighting why this distinction matters in practical applications. Learn about the importance of th...
2024-09-2910 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastExploring Space-Time: Unifying Dimensions with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we dive into Richard Feynman's insightful introduction to the concept of space-time. Discover how space and time merge into a single, four-dimensional framework that reshapes our understanding of the universe.
We'll explore the fundamental principle that the relationship between space and time isn't absolute but depends on the observer's frame of reference. Learn about the Lorentz transformation, which intertwines space and time measurements between different inertial frames, leading to the notion of the space-time interval—a quantity invariant under these transformations and analogous to distance in Euclidean space.
By...
2024-09-2910 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastRelativistic Energy and Momentum: Unveiling Einstein's Legacy with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we delve into Richard Feynman's enlightening exploration of relativistic energy and momentum. We begin by addressing common misconceptions, particularly the mistaken belief that relativity implies "all is relative." Feynman emphasizes that the theory of relativity is rooted in experimental observations, not just abstract philosophy.
Join us as we uncover the core principles of relativity, including the Lorentz transformation and the addition of velocities, which fundamentally changed our understanding of space and time. Discover how the mass of an object increases with its velocity and how energy itself has inertia.
2024-09-2815 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Birth of Relativity: Einstein's Revolution with Richard Feynman
In this episode of The Dead Scientists, we delve into Richard Feynman's captivating exploration of the development of the special theory of relativity. We begin by examining the conflict that arose when Newton's laws of motion were applied to light, revealing contradictions with Maxwell's equations of electromagnetism.
Discover how the Michelson-Morley experiment, designed to detect Earth's movement through the hypothetical "ether," yielded a surprising null result, challenging existing notions of space and time. We'll discuss Lorentz's proposal of length contraction to explain these findings and how Einstein expanded upon this idea, introducing time dilation and...
2024-09-2811 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Nature of Force: Beyond Newton with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we delve into Richard Feynman's insightful exploration of the concept of force. Feynman begins by challenging the simplicity of traditional definitions, emphasizing the complexities and limitations within Newton's laws.
Join us as we journey beyond basic explanations to understand the various types of forces that govern our universe. We'll discuss "dry" forces like friction and air resistance, delve into molecular forces arising from atomic interactions, and examine the fundamental forces of gravity, electricity, and magnetism. Feynman introduces the concept of fields as powerful tools for analyzing these forces, simplifying calculations...
2024-09-2715 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastSymmetry and Vectors: Unveiling the Invariance of Physical Laws with Richard Feynman
In this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore Richard Feynman's insightful discussion on the role of symmetry in physical laws. Dive into the fascinating concept that the laws of physics remain unchanged—even when we shift or rotate our coordinate systems. Feynman illustrates how Newton's laws of motion can be expressed independently of any specific coordinate setup, emphasizing the universal nature of these principles.
To simplify and effectively represent quantities that have both magnitude and direction, we'll introduce the powerful mathematical tool of vectors. Learn how vectors can be added, subtracted, and multiplied by sc...
2024-09-2711 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastThe Unchanging Truth: Conservation of Momentum with Richard FeynmanIn this episode of The Dead Scientists, we delve into Richard Feynman's enlightening exploration of the fundamental principle of conservation of momentum. Discover how Feynman addresses the limitations of purely analytical and numerical methods in tackling complex mechanical problems involving many interacting particles, such as those found in gases.
Join us as we unpack how Newton's Third Law—"action equals reaction"—leads to the conservation of momentum in systems of interacting particles. Feynman builds a compelling case for this principle, starting with the assumption that the laws of physics are the same for all observers in uniform moti...
2024-09-2611 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastEmbracing Uncertainty: Probability in Physics with Richard Feynman
In this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore Richard Feynman's insightful introduction to the concept of probability and its vital role in physics. Starting with the fundamental definition of probability as a measure of likelihood based on incomplete information, Feynman emphasizes how probabilities are subjective and evolve with our knowledge.
Join us as we delve into simple examples like coin tossing to illustrate how probability estimates the likelihood of events in repeatable observations. We'll discuss the concept of fluctuations, understanding how observed results may deviate from expected probabilities due to chance variations, and learn...
2024-09-2607 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastEnergy Blocks: Understanding the Conservation of Energy with Richard Feynman
In this episode of The Dead Scientists, we explore Richard Feynman's insightful introduction to the fundamental principle of the conservation of energy. Using the simple analogy of a child playing with indestructible blocks, Feynman illustrates how energy remains constant—even when it changes form or seems to disappear. We'll delve into how this concept explains that while energy can transform between gravitational, kinetic, heat, and other forms, the total amount always stays the same.
Join us as we unpack the formulas for calculating gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy, and understand why the conservation of en...
2024-09-2610 minThe Dead Scientists PodcastUnveiling the Mysteries: Physics in the 1960s with Richard Feynman
In this episode of The Dead Scientists, we journey back to the early 1960s through the words of Richard Feynman. Explore how physics had made remarkable strides yet faced persistent mysteries. Feynman discusses the concept of amalgamation—the unification of different phenomena under universal principles. We'll trace the evolution from classical physics to quantum mechanics, highlighting breakthroughs like quantum electrodynamics and the uncertainty principle.
Dive into the emerging field of particle physics, where a multitude of subatomic particles had been discovered but their relationships remained unclear. Join us as we unpack the challenges physicists faced an...
2024-09-2614 min
The Dead Scientists PodcastAtoms in Motion: Unlocking the Secrets of the Universe with Richard FeynmanIn this enlightening episode, we journey into the microscopic world of atoms through the eyes of legendary physicist Richard Feynman. Drawing from "The Feynman Lectures on Physics," we explore the fundamental concept of atoms in motion and its pivotal role in unraveling the mysteries of our universe.
Discover how the atomic hypothesis—that all things are composed of tiny, constantly moving particles called atoms—is not just a scientific theory but a powerful tool for understanding everything from the heat we feel to the air we breathe. We'll delve into how this simple yet profound idea explains the...
2024-09-2611 min
1 ting ad gangen - Naturvidenskab skåret ud i papDen Famøse Richard FeynmanI denne episode dykker vi ned i livet og karrieren hos en af verdens mest fascinerende og karismatiske fysikere, Richard Feynman. Kendt for sin rolle i udviklingen af atombomben under Manhattan-projektet og som central figur i undersøgelsen af Challenger-katastrofen, har Feynman efterladt et uudsletteligt præg på videnskaben. Hans bedrifter og anekdoter kunne fylde flere bøger – og det har de også gjort. Men i dag ser vi nærmere på personen bag geniet og udforsker det liv, som gjorde Richard Feynman til den ekstraordinære mand, han var.Support the showVærter: Villads L...
2024-09-051h 01
Motivational SpeechRichard Feynman If you want to master something, teach it - Secrets Revealed!Richard Feynman If you want to master something, teach it - Secrets Revealed!Richard Feynman, Quantum Mechanics, Master something teach it, Motivation speech, Quantum Physics, Learn by teaching, Science education, Educational video, Quantum theory, Physics tutorial, Learning techniques, Personal growth, Inspirational learning, Teaching strategies, Scientific principles, Quantum concepts, Educational philosophy, Academic success, Self-improvement, Mind-expanding ideas, Scientific discovery, Physics education, Online learning, Self-education, Lifelong learning, Study tips, Expert teaching, Thought-provoking ideas, Educational insights, Knowledge acquisition, Quantum phenomena, Academic motivation, Inspiring lectures, Innovative learning methodsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https...
2024-07-1407 min
The Unadulterated Intellect#78 – Richard Feynman: The Pleasure of Finding Things OutRichard Phillips Feynman (May 11, 1918 – February 15, 1988) was an American theoretical physicist, known for his work in the path integral formulation of quantum mechanics, the theory of quantum electrodynamics, the physics of the superfluidity of supercooled liquid helium, as well as his work in particle physics for which he proposed the parton model. For his contributions to the development of quantum electrodynamics, Feynman received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965 jointly with Julian Schwinger and Shin'ichirō Tomonaga.
Feynman developed a widely used pictorial representation scheme for the mathematical expressions describing the behavior of subatomic particles, which later became known as...
2024-05-0248 min
Voice over Work - An Audiobook SamplerRichard Feynman’s Mental Models byPeter Hollins, Chapter by ChapterHear it Here - https://adbl.co/3OsoIY1 How a kid with a broken radio became one of the world's finest minds.Richard Feynman started by fixing broken radios, and ended up being most known for helping invent the atomic bomb. He is the epitome of training your brain to peak performance.Become an alternative thinker that can solve any problem and learn any technique.Richard Feynman's Mental Models is a book about the various tools Feynman used to excel academically, professionally, scientifically, and later as a professor. Learn about this...
2023-10-0922 min
Voice over Work - An Audiobook SamplerRichard Feynman’s Mental Models: How to Think, Learn, and Problem-Solve Like a Nobel Prize-Winning Polymath By: Peter HollinsHear it Here - https://adbl.co/3OsoIY1 How a kid with a broken radio became one of the world's finest minds.Richard Feynman started by fixing broken radios, and ended up being most known for helping invent the atomic bomb. He is the epitome of training your brain to peak performance.Become an alternative thinker that can solve any problem and learn any technique.Richard Feynman's Mental Models is a book about the various tools Feynman used to excel academically, professionally, scientifically, and later as a professor. Learn about this...
2023-10-0206 min
The Unadulterated Intellect#22 – Richard Feynman: The Famous "Fun to Imagine" InterviewRichard Phillips Feynman (May 11, 1918 – February 15, 1988) was an American theoretical physicist, known for his work in the path integral formulation of quantum mechanics, the theory of quantum electrodynamics, the physics of the superfluidity of supercooled liquid helium, as well as his work in particle physics for which he proposed the parton model. For his contributions to the development of quantum electrodynamics, Feynman received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965 jointly with Julian Schwinger and Shin'ichirō Tomonaga.
Feynman developed a widely used pictorial representation scheme for the mathematical expressions describing the behavior of subatomic particles, which later became known as...
2023-07-131h 05
Baked Potatoes PodcastEp. 14 - Richard Feynman / Names are USELESS!!!!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNhlNSLQAFE
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The Guise are FASCINATED with Richard Feynman, Nobel Prize winning theoretical physicist known for his Theory of Quantum Mechanics, his particle physics work, and how he screwed with the FBI until they left him alone!!! Plus, smoking in airports, Charlie gets uncomfortable with politics talk AND screwed his microphone input up again but SWEARS this is the last time. We hope.
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2023-05-091h 37Baked Potatoes PodcastEp. 14 - Richard Feynman / Names are USELESS!!!!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNhlNSLQAFE
***WATCH THAT VIDEO, THEN LISTEN IN***
The Guise are FASCINATED with Richard Feynman, Nobel Prize winning theoretical physicist known for his Theory of Quantum Mechanics, his particle physics work, and how he screwed with the FBI until they left him alone!!! Plus, smoking in airports, Charlie gets uncomfortable with politics talk AND screwed his microphone input up again but SWEARS this is the last time. We hope.
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2023-05-091h 37
BRX Pro TipsBRX Pro Tip: Teach Someone Like Richard Feynman DidBRX Pro Tip: Teach Someone Like Richard Feynman Did Stone Payton: [00:00:00] And we are back with Business RadioX Pro Tips. Stone Payton, Lee Kantor here with you. Lee, you have suggested that we teach someone like Richard Feynman did. Say more about that. Lee Kantor: [00:00:15] Yeah, Richard Feynman is a scientist who's very […] The post BRX Pro Tip: Teach Someone Like Richard Feynman Did appeared first on Business RadioX ®.
2023-03-0802 min
Archivradio – Geschichte im OriginalRichard Feynman findet die Erklärung für die Challenger-Katastrophe | 11.2.1986
Dichtungsring im Wasserglas veranschaulicht das Problem
In weniger als einer Minute führt Richard Feynman vor laufenden Kameras ein kleines physikalischen Experiment vor: Vor ihm steht ein Glas eiskaltes Wasser, in das er einen der typischen elastischen Dichtungsringe tunkt. Ergebnis: Der Dichtungsring wird bei Kälte spröde. Es waren die Dichtungsring, die versagten.
Übersetzung der Erklärung von Richard Feynman
"Ich habe dieses Ding aus der Dichtung genommen, und in Eiswasser getaucht. Und stellte fest, wenn man das Dichtungsmaterial erst ein bisschen zusammendrückt und dann den Druck wegnimmt, dehnt es sich nicht wieder aus, sonder...
2023-02-1101 min
Finding The Iron in YouBagaimana berpikir logis ala Richard FeynmanBerpikir secara logis dengan menerapkan prinsip prinsip ilmu pengetahuan akan sangat membantu kita dalam menghadapi masalah sehari hari. Prof Richard Feynman (pemenang nobel fisika dan penemu metode feynman) adalah salah satu orang yang bisa kita ambil prinsip dan cara cara berpikir nya.
Dengan berpikir menggunakan prinsip prinsip logis dan ilmu pengetahuan, kita bisa menguraikan masalah dengan lebih jelas.
2023-01-1735 min
Physics bytes !S1E14 - Rose & Basile : Richard FeynmanTwo new students talk to us about one of the mythical figures of the 20th century : the inimitable Richard Feynman. They give us a very brief overview of his life, why he is famous, and Basile resists the urge to try and explain to us without any visual aids what Feynman Diagrams are!
Listen and Enjoy!
2022-05-2212 min
Space TalkEp. 63: Historical Figures - Richard FeynmanLet’s chat about Richard Feynman in this week’s episode of historical figures!!!
Noble Prize Physics 1965:
https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1965/summary/
https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1965/feynman/lecture/
Quotes:
https://graciousquotes.com/richard-feynman/
IQ stuff:
https://www.vox.com/the-big-idea/2017/10/23/16516516/iq-tests-high-low-achievement-sat-anxiety-determinism
CalTech interview:
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/43/2/Nobel.htm
“Fun to Imagine” interview with BBC:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1ww1IXRfTA&ab_channel=ChristopherSykes
Bongos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIoww5DdXGM&ab_channel=FreeScienceLectures
First public lecture on Nanotechnology “There’s plenty of room at the bottom”:
https://www.openculture.com/2013/04/ri...
2022-04-2248 min
The Merkol Podcast - Tamil PodcastEP 13: Richard Feynman Famous Quote “The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool"In this episode, I explore the Richard Feynman Famous Quote “The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool". First, I talk about Richard Feynman and explain his greatness in learning and understanding life. Then move on to explain the illusion of happiness that people always believe in. Then I give an example of a scene from the movie 'Soul' to further explain my point. Then I conclude by leaving with you a trick to happiness. Hope you enjoy this episode. If you do not agree with what I have mentioned or...
2021-10-2011 min
Historia de la ciencia y de sus protagonistasRichard Feynman (1918-1988): genio y figura de la FísicaEl 6 de marzo de 2019, la Fundación Ramón Areces organizó en colaboración con la Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales una conferencia sobre 'Richard Feynman (1918-1988): Genio y figura de la Física'. El encargado de pronunciarla fue José Bernabéu, catedrático Emérito de la Universidad de Valencia y Académico Correspondiente Nacional de la Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales. Aquí nos explica la principal aportación de Feynman a la ciencia.
2021-09-101h 06
Uma Vela no EscuroUma Vela no Escuro - Episódio 7 - Richard FeynmanEpisódio 7 - Richard Feynman
Conheça um pouco mais sobre a vida do físico americano Richard Feynman, famoso pelo desenvolvimento da mecânica quântica.
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2021-08-0204 min
GROUND SOUNDS PodcastThe character of physical Law by Richard Feynman - Full AUDIOBOOKCollecting legendary lectures from freewheeling scientific genius Richard P. Feynman, The Character of Physical Law is the perfect example of Feynman's gift for making complex subjects accessible and entertaining.
Here Richard Feynman gives his own unique take on the puzzles and problems that lie at the heart of physics, from Newton's Law of Gravitation to mathematics as the supreme language of nature, from the mind-boggling question of whether time can go backwards to the exciting search for new scientific laws.
Using simple everyday illustrations to bring out the essence of a complicated principle - for...
2021-06-042h 30
De brujería a cienciaRichard Feynman: Contando átomos.Richard Feynman, el genio por excelencia, conocido por las "Feynman Lectures on Physics", ganador del premio nobel por reformular la mecánica cuántica y sus contribuciones a la física de partículas, participante en la creación de la bomba atómica en el proyecto Manhattan, investigador de la explosión del Challenger en 1986.
Richard Feynman ha sido de los personajes mas emblemáticos en la física por sus contribuciones a la investigación y docencia, ven a escuchar acerca de su vida y de su trabajo en este capítulo.
2021-03-3113 min
Knowledge = PowerGenius: The Life and Science of Richard FeynmanNew York Times Bestseller: This life story of the quirky physicist is “a thorough and masterful portrait of one of the great minds of the century” (The New York Review of Books). Raised in Depression-era Rockaway Beach, physicist Richard Feynman was irreverent, eccentric, and childishly enthusiastic—a new kind of scientist in a field that was in its infancy. His quick mastery of quantum mechanics earned him a place at Los Alamos working on the Manhattan Project under J. Robert Oppenheimer, where the giddy young man held his own among the nation’s greatest minds. There, Feynman turned theory into practice, cul...
2021-03-298h 06
Into the Impossible With Brian KeatingPart 2: John Preskill – Quantum Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Encountering Richard Feynman (#111)Learn about the exciting promise of quantum computing and how it may solve problems in fundamental physics.Join my mailing list to get slides from this conversation: briankeating.com.We went deep…discussing Artificial Intelligence, the simulation hypothesis, lessons from Richard Feynman and more! You don’t want to miss his answers to my patented Thrilling Three final questions!John Preskill is the Richard P. Feynman Professor of Theoretical Physics at the California Institute of Technology, where he is also the Director of the Institute for Quantum Information and Matter. He is one of the...
2021-01-191h 17
Into the Impossible With Brian KeatingJohn Preskill – Part 1 – Quantum Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Encountering Richard Feynman (#111)Part 1 of 2Learn about the exciting promise of quantum computing and how it may solve problems in fundamental physics.Join my mailing list to get slides from this conversation: briankeating.com.We went deep…discussing Artificial Intelligence, the simulation hypothesis, lessons from Richard Feynman and more! You don’t want to miss his answers to my patented Thrilling Three final questions!John Preskill is the Richard P. Feynman Professor of Theoretical Physics at the California Institute of Technology, where he is also the Director of the Institute for Quantum Information and Matt...
2021-01-1859 min
THE QUEENS NEW YORKERTHE LEGACY OF QUEENS EPISODE 6: RICHARD FEYNMANON THIS EDITION IT'S A LOOK AT THE LEGACY OF A THE MAN WHO DEVELOPED QUANTUM MECHANICS AND PHYSICS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Feynman
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2020-11-2958 min
MrafCommand PodcastEPS06 - Teknik Belajar dari RIchard Feynman ! tapi siapa sih Richard Feynman itu ?Hi.
Seperti itulah chat ku kepada crush yang baru ku kenal dalam satu hari.WKWKWK apaan sih kagak denggg, jauh melenceng dari topik lagi.
So yeahh halo selamat datang kembali di #PodcastWithMraf, kali ini gua ngobrol sendiri, ga sama siapa-siapa. Jadi sesi kali ini gua ngomongin tentang teknik belajar yang paling terkenall yakni 'Feynman Technique', dan berkenalan lebih jauh mengenai siapa itu Richard Feynman. Si uncle kece yang punya banyak terobosan dan teknik belajarnya majur sangat :)). Penasaran gimanss tekniknya ? atau siapa sih dia? langsung gass dengerin ajaa :)
2020-10-1600 min
Kair CutDr. Richard Feynman: Story-telling via Physics & PhilosophyIn the #10 episode of Kair Cut', we have a story about a scientist, a physicist, a philosopher but most importantly a teacher Dr. Richard Feynman. This episode is not about him winning a nobel prize or about his work in theoretical physics, this story is more about what Dr. Feynman stood for. The world know Dr. Feynman as a physicist but what many of us don't know is that he was and is the greatest teacher of all time. He taught the world to ask #why.
2020-08-1511 min
Il Trilobite leggeIl Trilobite legge #82 - Richard Feynman, l’”effetto Matteo” e l’annosa questione delle citazioni#82 – 17 luglio 2020Come non disse Feynman. L’articolo di Peppe Liberti pubblicato su Il Tascabile.https://www.iltascabile.com/scienze/richard-feynman-citazioni/Il Trilobite legge è un canale Telegram in cui, 3 volte a settimana, sono pubblicate brevi note vocali con consigli di lettura on e offline su scienza e comunicazione.Per ricevere direttamente le notifiche sul tuo account Telegram, iscriviti qui -> https://t.me/s/iltrilobitelegge.
2020-07-2001 min
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2020-04-0912 min
Disciplinas AlternativasDIS-001-VIII-25-La experiencia extra-corporal de Richard Feynman año 1918Las experiencias fuera del cuerpo (OBE) implican la sensación vívida de moverse fuera de su cuerpo físico y, a veces, viajar mucho más allá.
Feynman también se hizo conocido a través de sus libros semi-autobiográficos titulados:
¡ Seguro que estás bromeando, Sr. Feynman !
¿ Y qué te importa lo que piensan otras personas?
Fue en el primer libro mencionado, donde Richard Feynman, declaró su aptitud para los sueños lúcidos, y lo transformó en su éxito de ventas nacional.
Allí dedicó un capítulo entero a sus experimentos con lo...
2019-09-0309 min
Deeper Meaning Time - A Mindful Motivational PodcastThinker Series Episode 11 Who Is Richard Feynman?This episode of the Thinker Series introduces you to one of my biggest idols in life, Richard Feynman. A theoretical physicist and one of the biggest contributors in particle physics research and quantum electrodynamics. He has an incredible mind and listening to his lectures and interviews are easy. He is easy to understand and his knowledge is so vast on topics like life and his ability to understand the inner workings of the things that surround us and we interact with everyday. To learn under him would have been incredible. Unfortunately he is no longer with us but thankfully you...
2018-10-2314 min
Chaos Computer Club - archive feed (high quality)Richard Feynman: Dick. (emf2018)Nobel-prize winning Professor Richard Feynman is known not only for his dramatic contributions to theoretical physics, his teaching of physics and his testimony on the Challenger disaster, but also for his unconventional life. Noted for picking locks, questioning authority, and unapologetic playing of bongos, the physics superstar also dabbled in life drawing and testified to the acceptability of sexwork in the community.
In this talk, I'll mix comedy, physics and biographical details to explain why Feynman is famous (in a way suitable for people who haven't studied physics past school) and also why we should beware of buying into his...
2018-09-0220 min