Recently, during a course in Quantum Mechanics, my professor suggested reading this book and I Feel That My Life Has A new meaning now. Richard Feynman was a true genius and anyone remotely interested in the field or the man must read this book. Feynman's autobiography brings to light an amazing man who fixes radios since he what ten, who cracks safes, who can smell like a dog, does tricks like a conjurer and even picks rooms Directly opposite to the girls' dormitory !!! One of the most brilliant minds of Twentieth Century, the so autobiography portrays him as a human being who didnt do extraordinary things but ordinary things extraordinarily well. A must read for students or even for ordinary people Because The book thus shows did human capability is in the will and the mind. We set boundaries and limitations to our abilities ourselves not bothering to think That we are capable of a lot more if we put ourselves to the task. For a more scientific approach to his work, you may wish to read the book, 'QED' which has a series of his lectures at Caltech for the general public and the famed 'Feynman's Lectures on Physics' his lectures in college physics at Caltech during 1965-66.
