Richard Feynman: If you want to master something, teach it.| Quantum Mechanics, (Motivation Video)

Richard P. Feynman was born in New York City on the 11th May 1918. He studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

► "If you want to master something, teach it." - Richard Feynman, Quantum Mechanics

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He was Research Assistant at Princeton (1940-1941), Professor of Theoretical Physics at Cornell University (1945-1950), Visiting Professor and thereafter appointed Professor of Theoretical Physics at the California Institute of Technology (1950-1959). At present he is Richard Chace Tolman Professor of Theoretical Physics at the California Institute of Technology. Feynman remade quantum electrodynamics—the theory of the interaction between light and matter—and thus altered the way science understands the nature of waves and particles. He was co-awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1965 for this work, which tied together in an experimentally perfect package all the varied phenomena at work in light, radio, electricity, and magnetism.

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[kondojunagaraju]

Studying
Working
Thinking
Mathematics
Right time
= You can become scientist.
The key thing is to understand.

[acscp]

This is so true. Sometimes you feel like you understand something but when you actually try to teach it it becomes too abstract to describe so the process for me personally is to visualize difficult things. It’s actually quite fun^

[sadiqsultanov]

In the late 1940s, he made important contributions to the relativistic quantum theory, quantum electrodynamics, which describes the interaction of charged particles. He won the Nobel Prize in 1965, along with the American Julian Schwinger and the Japanese Sin - Itiro Tomonagga. He explained the behavior of liquid helium at temperatures close to absolute zero and made new developments in the theory of elementary particles. His three-volume work titled "Feynman Lessons in Physics", published in 1963, has attracted the attention of teachers and research physicists as well as students since then.

[mariamkinen]

After having been bullied by my NF n NS, I began teaching at 12 to grow stronger with my self-esteem . Mum needed my educational benefit for groceries ; my f was a lowly paid electrician with no opportunity of advancing . I got so lucky to find a deeper meaning for a god -sent natural genius. I made a few real friends, too. Life had my back. My daughter is a good persona. The choice is always at hand . TY

[davido]

This is a TIP for those who are afraid of public speaking: Many study how to move, walk on the floor, etc., do Try ' Technics' of body language but they forget the main point: The subject of the lecture to be delivered!!!
TIP: YOU SHOULD KNOW YOUR SUBJECT AND BE PASSIONATE ABOUT IT, THEN YOUR POSE AND CONCENTRATION ON THE PRESENTATION WILL TAKE CARE OF THE REST!
NEVER FAILS!!!

[azharfirdous]

If you want to get a bit of motivation and inspiration that is one and only SIR RICHARD FEYNMAN ❤ What a personality ever lived

[tsjayaraj]

it's a wonderful experince with Feynman's put together

[profcharlesflmbakaya]

True Prof. Feynman,
I taught atomic structure and Bonding' to undergrad chemistry students. It led me to unmasking reality and linking classical and quantum mechanics!

[saurabhmishra]

The person who once said that he is not a God gifted man on mathematics, he is not extremely talented but he really studied maths hard ..

[ZenBenefiel]

I love cognitive science, the study of the mind's patterns as the cascade, nest and spiral embedded in reality. A client gave me one of the highest compliments ever in comparing what I do as a transformational life coach to exploring the logical next phase of Feynman... quantum love.

[johnjaksich]

Professor Feynman as a motivational speaker is interesting to consider. Many of those who remember him best as a teacher and professor tell us how far ahead he was in comparison with his colleagues. I draw the comparison with his lectures that eventually became the basis of his vaunted three volumes of "introductory physics." If you had no background in the subject, you were hopelessly lost. It was known that many students who attended them were out of their element-- and their own instructors who attended could, at times, not understand his depth of genius. While I am not trying to disparage his monumental intellect; however, his genius was suited to those on his own level. If anything, it is best to learn from those who test your own intellect not blow past it.

[davido]

Science could be a wonderful subject and career for any kid to start studying it!!!
it is the teacher and not the subject what leads them towards or away from any interest in it!!!
the passionate teacher leads hundreds of kids to be tomorrow's scientists...there it lies his teacher's satisfaction!!!!

[the.aayushya]

I always did it to me, but never realised that I was doing the right thing!

[davido]

The one who does teach, learns twice!!!

[emdirtyyo]

Legend, I love this man, recommend to read his books

[dell]

In order to understand complexities you must understand simplicity. For anything not to be simplified means you shouldn't teach it.

[Moon-xbpv]

the greatest teacher in the world, that why i want to be a teacher just like him

[Mahesh_Meghwal_]

That person with book on his face was really studying hard. Universe couldn't do anything except bowing to his majesty.. @2:39

[davido]

The mistake many make while studying hard, is focusing on the effects of how things do work!!!
Instead of the principle whereby thinks work!!
In any case, science only explains cause and effect, not origin or Genesis!!! That belongs to the Superior, Eternal Mind!!!
That's our limitation!!!

[intervalkid]

If you are expert already at something teaching it makes you better because you prepare lessons which, with expert knowledge you didn't have when you were learning at their degree you design lessons. These will tighten and hone your own skills as well and the extra study to assure accuracy with also lead to new branches of study. However if you are not already expert at the level you are teaching then you will teach and cause error.