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I have read a few of Richard Feynman's books. He is a genius and a character.
I am not a physics guy, but I just found this lecture video. If you ever wondered about terms or concepts like the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, or Schrodinger's Cat, or Superposition or Quantum Leap, this is an excellent lecture that actually makes sense.
Yes, I'd forgotten about the electrons actually pushing other electrons to create current flow. Both of these were excellent, and yet another instance of the unpredictable knowledge that we can learn from the posters here at MFO.
I was introduced to Richard Feynman back during my Berkeley days. While I am more of a botanist rather that a physicist he has fascinated me as well. Here are a few links I have saved over the years:
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This sounds interesting.
Do you have a link for the video?
Thanks for these.
Who is Richard Feynman
Celebrating Richard Feynman - TED talk at CalTech
The Feynman Lectures on Physics