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41. Making an emotional connection: How a physicist thought in poetry.

41. Making an emotional connection: How a physicist thought in poetry.

by Len Fisher | 23 Feb 2015 | Mini Stories from Science

The Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman ploughed his own furrow. In his second volume of autobiography What Do You Care What Other People Think? he revealed that he sometimes thought, not just in terms of equations or pictures or models, but in poetry,...

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