Re:If you can’t explain something in simple terms, you don’t...
by dtashima on Thursday June 15, 2017 @07:03PM
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I always felt that the Feynman Lectures were really, "an incredibly deep understanding of freshman level physics, targeted towards physics graduate students." (As opposed to freshman level physics targeted towards pre-med students.)
Even after I got my undergrad degree in physics I would reread the Lectures and would see things on a whole new level than I ever understood them the first time.
Edit: even "Surely you're Joking" had jokes that only someone that had graduate level general relativity would get (talking about "gee-mue-nue, gee-mue-nue")
Even after I got my undergrad degree in physics I would reread the Lectures and would see things on a whole new level than I ever understood them the first time.
Edit: even "Surely you're Joking" had jokes that only someone that had graduate level general relativity would get (talking about "gee-mue-nue, gee-mue-nue")