This is not Richard Feynman, but an actor reading a passage from "The Pleasure of Finding Things Out." I thought it was appropriate. Enjoy:
Saturday, April 30, 2005
Feynman on 'muddling through'
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2 comments:
Howie, happy May Day
I knew this would happen someday, my communist past coming back to haunt me. It was useful exuberance, comrade. I smoked from the opiate of the proletariat, but never inhaled.
Actually, only a few groups of people call me Howie. So, you're either a family member or a former colleague at one of two newspapers I worked for long ago.
Anyway, Power to the People, right on, but let's talk Feynman.
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