Richard Feynman a very interesting person

[Troy]

Cynique when you spoke about Neil Degrass Tyson in it made me think of Richard Feynman.  He is just a fascinating dude.

 

 

[Cynique]

Interesting, indeed,  how an answer to a question can feed upon itself and expand like a pyamid.  Maybe that's why pyramids have a prominence in mysticism.  

 

 Feynman's dissertation also kind of illlustrates the inadequacy of trying to capture reality in language, which is why the simple phrase "it is what it is" is really profound. 

 

When responding to the question "WHY?, one word can be the gateway to infinity. "BECAUSE"...

[Delano]

There's a few books on Feynman and a DVD.

[Delano]

He has working on the bomb, with the other giants of physics. The said in a room full of smart guys he's a really smart guy. One if the things he said was he developed a really good toolkit. And he could think of q problem from basic principles. Kind of like reverse the formulae for electricity are the inverse of magnetism.

[Troy]

Del!  I trust all is well. 

 

I wish Feynman was alive today to to see what he could come up with knowing what we know about particle physics.

[Delano]

Hi Troy,

Things are well, the readings are picking up. Kids are well. And I'm in a relationship.

[Troy]

Del, I presume you mean a new relationship.  I was not aware that you were out of your other relationship.  In any event, I'm sure it is all good.

 

Congratulations. 

[Delano]

Yes I'm in Brisbane, I've been up here for about ten days. Will meet the parents at Sophia birthday on Thursday.

Thanks,

Del