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The Feynman Imperative
- Why Science Works
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Decent, not what I was hoping for...
It should not be named after Feynman, as the content about and by him was good but limited at best. Clearly used his name and notarity to refute something and someone he didn't like, but failed to center it around Feynman. The only reason I decided to buy it was the Feynman name; I feel slightly defrauded. However there are some clever passages and good arguments within and it is fairly short, which balanced the purchase, almost.
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