The Meaning of It All
by Richard P. Feynman
Three 1963 lectures on science, religion, politics and uncertainty: a scientist's humility about what science cannot answer. Short and wise.
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you want Feynman on science and values.
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you want physics.
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Three things you will actually use
- Live with uncertainty.
- Science does not give values.
- Doubt is freedom.
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Read the lecture on the uncertainty of values.
Our verdict
Feynman on meaning.
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