We were all like this, before school system made us hate science. School is all about preparing you to enter to the capitalist system to make money for the rich. Of course it is not fun. We never learned critical thinking in school anyway, it is not good for the owners.
School did not make him love science or anything, it was his father. His father put the love for science and understanding the world into his heart. Also he did not pursue an average school education, he considered exceptional thanks again to his childhood, again with his father. You can see the same thing with his sister too. One thing you must know is, the schools never thought him to criticize, his father taught him to dislike authority, and that's why he was a great scientist. If you force someone to study a topic without his/her own consent, without a meaningful goal, you make them hate that topic. And they tell students to study to find a job, study to get high grades, this is meaningless bullshit. And you produce disinterested "grown ups". Feynman had the love and his own consent to learn all, not for the grades or finding a job. Also, statistically some schools would be better than others, and some people would come out unharmed by the machinery, this does not mean the school system in general targets creating critical thinkers. This is not the case at all. It is just the opposite.
Here's the way nature works. Why does it work that way? WE DON'T KNOW! And that's what's so exciting! That's why we keep probing nature to see how it works! This man's excitement is contagious.
That's one of the things I love about science. I'm just some schmuck. I don't know how to do calculus. I don't know proper lab protocols and I don't have access to a radio telescope or an electron microscope. I've never been on a dig, I've never even been to college but when we discover something new about the universe, I share in the thrill of discovery the same as any scientist. When I watch a documentary or read an article, I'm right there with him or her and I feel the eureka just as strongly as they do. We can all share that while they do all the hard work.
@@user-lw5oc1tt8k One could learn a lot just by reading and I have. But unless you're a real obsessed autodidact, there's no substitute for real training from someone with experience and a daily routine of disciplined study. It's important to stay humble and to keep that in mind. As much as we're able to learn from popular science outlets, that does not make us scientists or even close. What we tend to l;earn is the interesting stuff. But what's left out is a whole lot.
“You can know the name of that bird in all the languages of the world, but when you're finished, you'll know absolutely nothing whatever about the bird. You'll only know about humans in different places, and what they call the bird. ... I learned very early the difference between knowing the name of something and knowing something.” ~ R.P.F. [11.05.2017]
Every time that man opens his mouth, something extraordinary comes out. I wish he'd done more TV and stuff. Of all the science communicators, he's the one that really makes you think and learn.
@@w3irdo343 Carl Sagan was amazing. Not only as a science communicator but as an advocate of skepticism. His book, "Demon Haunted World: Science as a candle in the dark" changed my life.
Thank you for finally putting the "Inconceivable Nature of Nature" video to such inspiring imagery. I imagine Feynman would love to know this happened, and how extraordinary to him it would be that so many people could hear his words from then this way now
Your's is a great channel, please never delete any video from this channel, I love watching these videos. These videos are wisdom from mind of legends, something strong and powerful enough upgrade the human society..
People separate science and nature when and where they shouldn't. Physicists will be the first to tell you, there is no separation. Science and nature go hand in hand.
Almost done with a course in Quantum field theory and then I will be going on doing my M.Sc thesis. After that it feels natural to pursue a career in theoretical physics. Thank you for continuing to show me the beauty of nature explained by science.
I love listening to this and Sagan. Sagan is far more calming though. However... I have alsonseen Tim amd Eric's version and I cannot get it out of my head!
Great that you are helping spread Feynman around the, but don't you think it would be polite to credit the source of the audio, ie. BBC TV 'Fun to Imagine (1983)?
Nature, and we are part of it, is truly wonderful. John Nash was right: "it is only in the equations of love that any logic can be found." Mean while, we get to explore the Universe: good news, we'll never know it all.
Light are happy to be created, because no matter what passing by, they keep going and going with constant speed, on the other side, human are not that fast to move to obey such thing, in fact we know everything that passing thru our side #thatswhywecare
He said that radio Moscow was there all the time but you don't know it until you turn the radio on. Doesn't that go against quantum mechanics that says it's not there unless you observe it?
If I'm not sitting next to swimming pool and someone dives in and she ain't too pretty so I think of something else, well if she isn't that ugly.. Well maybe if it wasn't a girl... Then I can think something else...maybe not Let's just say if it's a guy.... How about if there is no one their but ripples appear as if someone jumped like a ghost... Not a pretty ghost
Richard Feynman, you are the best at inspiring millions to enjoy Nature's beauty !
I love how this guy makes me feel about science.
We were all like this, before school system made us hate science. School is all about preparing you to enter to the capitalist system to make money for the rich. Of course it is not fun. We never learned critical thinking in school anyway, it is not good for the owners.
wtf dude like dick didn't go to school
School did not make him love science or anything, it was his father. His father put the love for science and understanding the world into his heart. Also he did not pursue an average school education, he considered exceptional thanks again to his childhood, again with his father. You can see the same thing with his sister too. One thing you must know is, the schools never thought him to criticize, his father taught him to dislike authority, and that's why he was a great scientist. If you force someone to study a topic without his/her own consent, without a meaningful goal, you make them hate that topic. And they tell students to study to find a job, study to get high grades, this is meaningless bullshit. And you produce disinterested "grown ups". Feynman had the love and his own consent to learn all, not for the grades or finding a job.
Also, statistically some schools would be better than others, and some people would come out unharmed by the machinery, this does not mean the school system in general targets creating critical thinkers. This is not the case at all. It is just the opposite.
@@WiseandVegan it gives me such hope and excitement for my children. I want to make them understand as much as they can and question everything.
I am really glad school failed to make me hate science
Here's the way nature works. Why does it work that way? WE DON'T KNOW! And that's what's so exciting! That's why we keep probing nature to see how it works! This man's excitement is contagious.
That's one of the things I love about science. I'm just some schmuck. I don't know how to do calculus. I don't know proper lab protocols and I don't have access to a radio telescope or an electron microscope. I've never been on a dig, I've never even been to college but when we discover something new about the universe, I share in the thrill of discovery the same as any scientist. When I watch a documentary or read an article, I'm right there with him or her and I feel the eureka just as strongly as they do. We can all share that while they do all the hard work.
@@PaulTheSkeptic you could learn alone all that
@@user-lw5oc1tt8k One could learn a lot just by reading and I have. But unless you're a real obsessed autodidact, there's no substitute for real training from someone with experience and a daily routine of disciplined study.
It's important to stay humble and to keep that in mind. As much as we're able to learn from popular science outlets, that does not make us scientists or even close. What we tend to l;earn is the interesting stuff. But what's left out is a whole lot.
God
“You can know the name of that bird in all the languages of the world, but when you're finished, you'll know absolutely nothing whatever about the bird. You'll only know about humans in different places, and what they call the bird. ... I learned very early the difference between knowing the name of something and knowing something.” ~ R.P.F.
[11.05.2017]
Every time that man opens his mouth, something extraordinary comes out. I wish he'd done more TV and stuff. Of all the science communicators, he's the one that really makes you think and learn.
Have you met David Deutsch?
His book The Beginning Of Infinity is all the way down extraordinary
i think carl sagan was also a greeeeat science communicator , he was very poetic
@@w3irdo343 Carl Sagan was amazing. Not only as a science communicator but as an advocate of skepticism. His book, "Demon Haunted World: Science as a candle in the dark" changed my life.
Would love to read demon haunted world , but after my exams
I recommend reading the Feynman lectures on physics. It will definitely change the way you see the world.
It changed my view really
Mine too!
Thanks for recommending 🖤
Thank you for finally putting the "Inconceivable Nature of Nature" video to such inspiring imagery. I imagine Feynman would love to know this happened, and how extraordinary to him it would be that so many people could hear his words from then this way now
Every time I think of electromagnetics I get just as excited as Feynman, it's all really there.
Always puts me back in a good mood.
This man makes my tears and my curiosity falling high in science
Thank you Mr. Feynman 🙏
There is more than meets the eye. Appreciate all the small details :)
Fascinating! More to nature than meets the eye.. amazing!!
I felt relaxed, fascinated, amazed and inspired all at once after watching this video before bedtime. I think I will sleep like baby.
This video was so beautiful it made me cry
one of the greatest mind of all time
Thank you Richard Feynman for the inspiration! Thank you!!!
Wow. Never really listens to him before. Wonderful.
@Inspiration Journey: Thank you for that wonderful and inspiring glimpse at Richard Feynman's genius!
Beautiful
Your's is a great channel, please never delete any video from this channel, I love watching these videos. These videos are wisdom from mind of legends, something strong and powerful enough upgrade the human society..
Everyone thinks about science or talk about science but this man feels about science..
A wonderful man.. Ever happens to earth...
People separate science and nature when and where they shouldn't.
Physicists will be the first to tell you, there is no separation. Science and nature go hand in hand.
Bellissimo! Grazie
He fixed radios as a kid. that is how he grew up, amazing
Awesome
And it's all really there! 💙
Thank you Inspiration Journey for the beautiful video , you captured some of exactly what I see in our existence, peace and love, Doug.
Wow! He was amazing! He is!
Изванредно. Хвала Вам.
100 years ago OTD, this fine man with a brilliant mind, was born.
Almost done with a course in Quantum field theory and then I will be going on doing my M.Sc thesis.
After that it feels natural to pursue a career in theoretical physics.
Thank you for continuing to show me the beauty of nature explained by science.
kakan147~ Good for you!👏🏻 That sounds so exciting. I wish you the very best…. 🌌🌅
Keep advancing science!!! Congratulations!
Whenever I listen him I always get emotional and I don't know why....
Great video, great guy.
Me encantaría escucharlos en español.
Gracias.
👌💖..It’s all there already only we need to tune in......
Magistral
Knowing and Teaching.
He ain't dead, he's living in my heart ❤️
Thanku
the detection of gravitational waves because of the collision of 2 black holes was an amazing discovery wasn't it?
I am so thankful i stumbled upon this video this is amazing
Mindbending
Loved it, great job.
I love listening to this and Sagan. Sagan is far more calming though. However... I have alsonseen Tim amd Eric's version and I cannot get it out of my head!
Wonderful!
The music is from the theory of everything! Nice balance!
Anyone else dissapointed in the editing of the video at 3:05 or so. I was really anticipating a nice Green flash.
"She's not too pretty so I can think of someting else" Whoa. I spat my tea!
Yeah he was a womanizer. Not good.
@@happyscrappy370 beauty captures anyone, don’t be naive
@@vipersuphere Your beauty has captured me.
this name never bored you
Great that you are helping spread Feynman around the, but don't you think it would be polite to credit the source of the audio, ie. BBC TV 'Fun to Imagine (1983)?
Absolutely.
He is awesome
Feynman the legend took a complex topic being kepler's laws of planetary motion and explained it through simple plane geometry
Nature, and we are part of it, is truly wonderful. John Nash was right: "it is only in the equations of love that any logic can be found." Mean while, we get to explore the Universe: good news, we'll never know it all.
His curiosity is seducing.
Womanizer.
Yes hahahahahah
Truly a curious character
Best of the best! Changed my life after reading his book, I wish I could tell him personally
Can i find it online?
What book
@@starimakro4292 Surely You're Joking Mr. Feynman
@@Youtub60662592 did you find it? 👀 it's been two years 🙃
@@rudolfsykora3505 Thanks 😁
Nature of Nature
+1 Nice video, good job!
You should add his face at some point!
Can you make this available pls☹️
I believe if there’s a heaven Richard Feynman should be in the best place in there.
Well edited video.Thank-you.
Dick's the MAN! (;
it's really there
Listen to this post midnight.
And u r sure to lose your mind.
Light are happy to be created, because no matter what passing by, they keep going and going with constant speed, on the other side, human are not that fast to move to obey such thing, in fact we know everything that passing thru our side
#thatswhywecare
The guy was funny !!! for days
feynman and jhon nash two nobel prize winners and my favorite men
indeed , we lost this mind .
If only life is as fluid as me listening to feynman. But its not.its just endless torture.😭😭😭
Optimism is the only option.
does anyone know from which video this narration is taken? thank you
dkonto the documentary is called Fun to Imagine.
Music at the end|? Anyone?
subnigra Arrival of the birds!
Thank you so much. Have a very nice day...month...year...LIFE !!!!
+subnigra It is mentioned in the video description :)
The music is horrible! We are trying to hear the man speak!
I feel like the music and words aren’t really in sync with what he’s saying. In fact they’re distracting.
He said that radio Moscow was there all the time but you don't know it until you turn the radio on. Doesn't that go against quantum mechanics that says it's not there unless you observe it?
hahahaha. lol. she's not too pretty so I can think of something else:D
So I can think about waves.
Haha
Lo tradúje al Español, por si a alguien le es útil :)
For better experience put subtitle..
hes like cus damato
Ahhh who made us?? And who made the creator?? Probably the unnaswerable question 🧐🧐🙂
Nature lovers never like swimming pools
😁
Please, please do not add music to these videos. The ideas--and the language--are the reason the video exists, no? Thanks!
That means we all have the opportunity to catapult ourselves into the 21st century.
Richard Feynmen lectures playlist, th-cam.com/play/PLhcLcoFpKA2m-5AIhudXMOVwuVYKSSJ-w.html❤❤
Everyone is a genius on youtube. Some are smart too. LoL
Music and visuals don’t fit and distract from the words
Lol i love how he starts with casually fatshaming some random woman
Scientists see things differently.
If I'm not sitting next to swimming pool and someone dives in and she ain't too pretty so I think of something else, well if she isn't that ugly.. Well maybe if it wasn't a girl... Then I can think something else...maybe not Let's just say if it's a guy.... How about if there is no one their but ripples appear as if someone jumped like a ghost... Not a pretty ghost
God is amazing❤️
Nature is amazing❤️
did you not see that flamingo walking on water? Flamingos are amazing!
and she is not pretty . that man is cool Inside the pool