A review by eclecticheart
The Pleasure of Finding Things Out: The Best Short Works of Richard P. Feynman by Jeffrey Robbins, Freeman Dyson, Richard P. Feynman

4.0

There was some heavy (to me) scientific stuff to get through (because, brilliant physicist), but mostly this was very entertaining. There were a couple things I felt uncomfortable with...his work on the Manhattan Project comes to mind, as does his rather sexist attitude. On the other hand, there were fascinating lectures. My favorites were the one on nanotechnology which he gave in 1959 (I can't help but wonder how he'd feel about today's cell phone capabilities!) and the final lecture in the book on the relationship between science and religion.