What Do You Care What Other People Think?: Further Adventures of a Curious Character (Audiobook)

from phredfrancis

While there are some pieces here that feel like filler to create a follow-up to Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman, the longer entries are as good or better than anything from that first collection of Feynman stories. I found the stories about Feynman's first wife to be very moving, and they highl...

from melydia

This was the first Feynman book I've ever read, a fact which is a touch embarrassing given that I have a degree in Physics. It was also probably not the best book to start with, since it is possibly the last book he ever wrote (it was published posthumously). All the same, I thoroughly enjoyed it...

from melydia

This was the first Feynman book I've ever read, a fact which is a touch embarrassing given that I have a degree in Physics. It was also probably not the best book to start with, since it is possibly the last book he ever wrote (it was published posthumously). All the same, I thoroughly enjoyed it...

from nandadevi

Feynman's reputation for being 'fun' and 'interesting' leads - I suspect - to some readers feeling a little disappointed by this (auto)biographical sketch, a follow up to his 'Surely You're Joking Mr Feynman'. The fact that this book starts with the story of the tragically early death of his firs...

from claude_lambert

All the scientists I know are fond of Feynman's books. I think it is because we recognize ourselves in the enthusiasm and curiosity he has for science - and for anything in nature. The 2 books ("Surely, you're joking, Mr Feynman" and "What do you care what other people think") are collections of ...