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by code0
3801 days ago
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I just watched the same video and it was one of the most insightful things that I have seen recently. Feynman is simply acknowledging that there are a few things in physics which are very difficult reduce to layman concepts. The other bit, about "why questions", is also quite interesting. I have come to believe that a lot of questions which sound very interesting, like "why do I exist?", don't really have good answers, and probably will never have. e.g. if it did turn out that we are living in a matrix, the question will simply reduce to "why does the matrix exist?" and soon. Thats what Feynman is trying to point out that "Why something happens?" is not a complete question unless we agree to some understanding beforehand. Otherwise you just go deep into the rabbit hole. |
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