I’ve been watching a lot of Richard Feynman videos recently ...

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2026-05-04T03:29:02Z

I’ve been watching a lot of Richard Feynman videos recently and found out he met with Albert Einstein once at Princeton. Why does it seem like Albert Einstein was so much older? I am fascinated with Feynman’s simplicity of the complex and so inspired by his enthusiasm for discovery. He doesn’t seem to like explaining simplicity even though he can do it well; it seems like he wants you to understand the depth it takes to simplify the complex.

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