[extropy-chat] Feynman's 1963 Lecture - The Uncertainty of Science

[Robin Hanson]

On 1/21/2005, Eliezer Yudkowsky wrote:
>Although, reading through the lecture, I find that Feynman said only that 
>there was freedom in physics, and he contrasted physics to other sciences 
>which he said were not so advanced.  From what I have heard this 
>egalitarianism is not the state in physics today, but maybe in the 1950s 
>it was so.  I was not there, and I am not a physicist.

And maybe in Camelot, it never did rain until after sundown, and by eight 
a.m. the morning fog had flown.  I was not there.



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