The joy of knowledge. Feinman R.

Richard Feynman is an unconditional genius of science. Although, he spoke about himself as a person "with a very limited and not developed intellect." His modesty, along with an acute mind, straightforwardness and the original manner of presentation, are the components of the whole phenomenon, which is interesting to observe in the “joy of knowledge”.

In this book you will not find complex formulas and calculations, but you will have a wonderful time in the company of a famous scientist, give several lectures and interviews, have time to work on an atomic bomb, laugh at his jokes and reveal more than one safe. Literally. Feinman’s thoughts about computers of the future, the responsibility of scientists to society, the connection of science and religion are also outlined here.