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zaklaw97's review against another edition
4.0
I’ve always love Feynman’s style of explanations and this is no different. This book gives a general overview of how the process of doing physics works from the perspective of a truly great physicist.
txas's review against another edition
3.0
Interestingly divulgative. Intriguing and as clear as it gets. I covet deeper and more complex explanations.
I have yet to read his lectures.
I have yet to read his lectures.
italyeet's review
I liked the way the author explained the concepts in the book, but I just couldn't bring myself to finish it. My AP Physics teacher assigned me to read it after the AP test, so I didn't start it with a good mindset. I can see myself picking up this book sometime in the future to finish it because of the way Feynman talked about physics topics that I didn't really understand.
kahawa's review against another edition
4.0
Overall this was pretty good. Some of it was hard to track with, which is I think the nature of the material. Feynman is a bit too common-sensey sometimes, but we need some of those people in physics.
jolteon0's review against another edition
5.0
An incredibly interesting book, that can widen your perspective of the universe. It requires a relatively small amount of math and physics knowledge to understand, as it focuses primarily on concepts, although it does include examples which utilize low-level physics calculations.
shawnwhy's review against another edition
5.0
Fun series of lecture on physics, and whether to trust theory of experimental data.