First published 1999
In a series of remarkable lectures, renowned physicist Richard Feynman steps out from the lab to tackle the big questions. With wit and wisdom, he dissects the clash between science and religion, the power of doubt, and the role of creativity in solving humanity's most pressing challenges. Feynman's insights, both profound and pragmatic, reveal a scientist unafraid to grapple with the meaning of it all.
Genres: science, philosophy, 20th-century, non-fiction, physics, academic
Vibes: intellectual, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: grappling-with-big-questions
Period: 20th-century
144 pages · Paperback · Basic Books