A 66-minute Feynman living-room film still circulates 43 years later
ZeroStateReflex · x · 2026-07-21
A repost points to a BBC recording of Richard Feynman in 1983: a 66-minute living-room conversation with no equations, no slides, and no script.
The quoted passage highlights how Feynman explains fire, rubber bands, and mirrors through vivid intuition, but refuses to fake an explanation when asked how magnets work. The larger point is that science is a way of seeing and not fooling yourself, not just a pile of facts.
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