/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10853378
Obligatory:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO0r930Sn_8

>>10853378
He made good contributions to QFT (which is always respectable), and he had a good media presence that helped sell people on the idea that physics majors weren't neckbeard nerds. Of course there are great scientists like Dirac, Heaviside, Schrodinger, Boltzmann, etc., and that doesn't detract from them. His speech about how anyone, if given sufficient passion and effort, can become a scientist.
I do like that he points out that measures like IQ are concerned more as a score for social merit rather than an actual intellectual tool in the public. That is, he saw many brilliant scientists in his day, but truth be told that one is most likely sufficiently intelligent after passing the quals, but only through reading and ridiculous devotion to the subject (read: non g-loaded activities, mostly synthesis of others' work) is how one becomes a great academic

>>10853439
>His speech about how anyone, if given sufficient passion and effort, can become a scientist.
I meant to end it off with "inspired many younger children"

A good, naughty and self-serving physicists who made QED approachable, wrote several autobiographies about how smart he is, engineered the atom bomb, literally cucked his students (by fucking their wives), "worked" during day-time hours in strip clubs and enjoyed the occasional drag dressup.

>>10853378
his simplistic non-assuming approach to problem solving and life in general

>>10853461
Hey hater r u an unemployed physicist?

>>10853378
He filled me with his wonderful intelligence juice. I had to take it as a suppository.

>>10853461
Don't forget a world class bongo player.

>>10853378
Prize nobel, general ideas Quantum computing, nano technology and lectures from caltech

>>10853426
The whole interview is so much better than just that clip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1ww1IXRfTA

>>10853470
no, an employed one

>>10853476
I left out a lot of things, but yes. Here have this song about his doctor telling him to drink orange juice for his terminal cancer

https://youtu.be/HKTSaezB4p8

>>10853378
"If you can't explain the subject in question to a 2 year old, then you don't understand the subject in question." Or something like that.

Him + Dr Seuss made me appreciate the simplicity. Whenever I'm tackling a new issue/question, I always try to give a clear understanding of the subject by using metaphors/examples that fit with the model of subject in depth in all its nuances.

>>10853492
if by "better" you mean "awful and never answers the question".

>>10853378
He proved nofap is incel cope by being a turbo chad and incredibly relevant to his field at the same time.

>>10853511
The second people is nice, good if you want to explain. The first mantra is mostly sugary bullshit imho. No, there's content that you can't explain to a 40yo in proper detail to say they now understand.

>>10853624
that doesn't make much sense - are you saying he fapped a lot?
I don't think anybody says people who fuck around are pathological underperformers.

>>10853624
Wtf is that mean im far from 4chan slang just speak normie english

>>10853637
I'm not this guy (in fact, I'm the guy here >>10853636 who just replyied to him that he talks bullshit) and to you I have to say
lurk more

>>10853641
its not a good meme he doesn't have to lurk or know what it is, was created by tourist electionfag ledditors in the first place

The way he generalized the classical minimum of the action to a fuzzy density of the quantum probability density was very useful for my research.

>>10853624
He was nice guy -> incel until become PUA things to get laid.

>>10853378
The guy was the father of nanotechnology and quantum computers

>>10853461
>literally cucked his students (by fucking their wives)
>Students
>Wives
Wut

>>10853378
Our guy

>>10853637
fuck off faggot

>>10855165
Yeah. Back in the day 20 year olds had wives. If you wonder why you don't, I suggest you research the JQ and buy a gun.

>>10855234
By my observations 4chan is full of faggots bro just look at any adult board

>>10853781
ACTIVATE THE IMPLANTS

Very, very intelligent man, numerous important contributions to physics, good communicator, didn't have a stick up his ass, made science exciting. Basically everything black science guy wishes he was.

>>10853378
A sea of virtual particles that is in every way identical to the aether, except that it only exists as a wave function and can never be measured or observed in any way. Great so now we can keep using general relativity.

>>10853468
Pretty much. It helped me to tone down my autism and enjoy life a bit more, all the while solving mathematical problems I enjoy along the way

>>10855675
Sounds like this loser never heard of the Casimir.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casimir_effect

>>10856993
Effect*

>>10853426
Interviewer didn't even ask ''why'', just wanted some short explanation for magnetic fields.

>>10858405
So it means he wanted to learn the reason dummy

>>10856996
Hey, why'd you feel like making a separate post to correct something that would confuse no-one? Is it insecurity or some OCD thing? Genuinely curious.

I wonder why Edwin Hubble is not adored by nerd as much as this guy? Sure he wasn't quirky like Feynman but rather classical Chad who knocked out a German heavyweight boxer, broke athletic records, was Rhodes Scholar and studiet law at Oxford, fought in a war, found galaxies, got credited for the Theory of General Relativity and so forth.

>>10858498
He asked for a quick two minute engineering explanation, but he decided to go for seven minute autistic rant.

>>10858507
He wasn't relatable. As in he didn't give off used cars salesman's vibes.

>>10853378
He taught me how to pick up women.

>>10858541
Creeping up on them at a pool?

>>10858512
It was not a rant dummy. It stated something more important than explaining magnetuc fields. Appreciate and shut up.

>>10858504

>>10853461
Is this image real?

>>10855248
Tfw 23 and no wife. Also I thought that was a myth, that he slept with his grad students' wives.

>>10859654
people were extremely degenerate in the mid 20th its at least plausible desu

>>10856993
Oh shit that's right I forgot, the casmir effect is incontrovertible proof that the copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanical phenomena is correct, thank you for putting me in my place anon. There is literally no other conceivable explanation for the phenomenon other than the sea of virtual particles exactly as described by Feynman.

>>10859747
I'm afraid you've been memed. The Casimir Effect is actually just the van der Waals force between metal plates, when treated in a fully quantum field theoretic manner. The description in terms of lowering the vacuum energy density is a faulty quasiclassical picture.

https://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0503158
https://arxiv.org/abs/1605.04143
https://arxiv.org/abs/1702.03291

>>10853378
Ive seen one interview where he literally rambles random shit with sort of Italian accent.
Its insane to think that this man had so much influence.

>>10858507
Based Hubble, was a founding member of fraternity. Albert Einstein said he wouldn't have been able to come up with his theory without Hubbles work.

>>10860468
Hardly insane when you look at his work you spastic.

I guess your average physics student is just so socially retarded that they needed someone like Feynman to show you can both excel and have fun in life. Feynman still came out as pretty autistic at times though, which probably just made him more relatable.

I think its his way of thinking, his genuine curiosity is where his passion comes from and it is contagious. Another way he influenced people is because he is not some giant genius with a sky-high IQ but someone with genuine love and passion for nature

>>10853378
Well for one his life is full of fun stories which he's told throught his lessons and interviews. Beyond that Feynman had an extraordinary ability to explain complex concepts in a way that was very digestable for the layman, and beyond that quite inspirational as he very often proved new ways to look at things.

You could say his curiousity was highly infectious.

>>10860462
Anon I was being sarcastic you autistic fuck. Lmao

>>10853378
hes not jewish

>>10853439
Non g-loaded activities? What do you mean?

>>10853378
He used scientific methods and statistics to have one night stands with women. He influenced me by singlehandedly propelling PUA forward by ~100 years.

>>10858533
How is a cocky genius like Feynman relatable?

>>10861623
is he your father or something
you sound hurt

>>10861695
Actually he is

>>10858639
are you seriously trying to argue this? feynman was a great scientist, but in this clip he fucks up completely and comes across as a pseud. the point that he makes would be fine if he didn't try to make it in the most self indulgent way and then fail on top of that.

>>10862345
hurrr

>>10853461
Post proof that he slept with other people's wives.

>>10853426
we thought he was "fine-man" but now we see all along it was "feign-man". he is the feign-man

>>10853461
Based

>>10862289
/sci/ people fancy themselves as better and more true than business, law or whatever majors, and Feynman was chosen as their champion, simple as.

>>10862667
He's my illegitimate father.

>>10865388
You wish, bastard

>>10853378

he was right about .. 2/3 of 25% of ToE

his diagram supposed to be like
X Axis is Space
Y Axis is (Minus) Time
Z Axis is Gravity
and have 3D Sub Particle on it.. that is a 25%
the other 75% is

X Axis is (Minus) Space
Y Axis is Time
Z Axis is (Minus) Gravity

for Anti Particle

X Axis is (Minus) Time
Y Axis is Space
Z Axis is (Minus) Gravity

for Reverse Anti Particle

X Axis is Time
Y Axis is (Minus) Space
Z Axis is Gravity

for Reverse Particle

and all space combined is 0
all sub particle combine is 0
and now you can use the diagram for Type O ( 24 Dimensional ) of String Theory.

>>10862594
So your criticism is you're jealous that you're not famous as him.

>>10865480
On that clip he just comes across as your typical Quora poster who fails to answer a simple question and instead just goes full iamverysmart off-topic ramble.