He spends four hours calculating on a napkin from the Union Coffee Shop. He draws diagrams of the ventilation system, measures duct lengths with shoelaces, and borrows a flute from a music grad student to generate test tones. A crowd gathers in the hallway. No one understands the math, but everyone understands the joy.
Feynman, Nobel laureate, bongo player, safecracker, and the most brilliant showman in physics, has decided this is the most interesting problem in America. feynman bgsu
“Dr. Feynman, what’s the most important thing you learned today?” He spends four hours calculating on a napkin
Feynman grins—that famous, impish, world-is-a-toy-store grin. He points at the Music & Speech Building, then at the physics lab across the quad. measures duct lengths with shoelaces
Richard Feynman is coming to BGSU.