In his autobiographical book of the quantum physicist and Nobel laureate Richard P. Feynman looks back on a surprisingly varied life. Whether as a former radio hobbyists and electronic waste collectors, as safecracker or Samba drummers: The charming bon vivant is always good for a surprise and shows that a life outside of high physics exists. So he gives in his book include information about its early empirical attempts abzukriegen the prettiest girl at a bar. En passant we learn stories from the inside story about famous nuclear physicist and Nobel laureate.
As a son of Jewish parents of famous scientists politics and anti-Semitism can be largely left out, providing by means of life experience, curiosity and a never-ending urge to play a life perspective before that sparkles with wit and creativity just so.
A very entertaining book, not only for scientists!
