In this book, Richard P. Feynman attempts to explore the relationship that’s exists between science and society. The book provides readers with a collection of public lectures that were given by some of the great scientists of the twentieth century.
Summary of the Book
This book is a collection of essays that gives readers an idea of the relationship between science and society. Feynman always believed that uncertainty and doubt in science is good because it helps in further exploration of the subject. The book covers several topics like atomic bombs, ethics, imagination and the meaning of life. It answers several questions that would trouble a curious mind about whether a scientist would believe in God and the true value of science.
About Richard Feynman
Richard Feynman is one of the world’s greatest theoretical physicists and a Nobel Laureate. He is also an artist, safe-cracker, practical joker and storyteller. He has always been a curious and skeptical person, and is highly intelligent.
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Profound
Vivek Lohani
Feb, 2013