Science, Non-Science, and Everything Else

Richard Feynman 1918–1988 – an outstanding American physicist, laureate of the Nobel Prize in quantum electrodynamics, one of the creators of the atomic bomb, the author of the famous lecture course that became a handbook for anyone discovering the amazing world of physics. The proposed collection, which includes lectures given by Feynman at the University of Washington in 1963, presents the famous scientist in a new light – as a person with quite original and interesting opinions on the feasibility of traveling to other planets, the conflict between science and religion, the moral aspects of politics, economics, and science, as well as non-traditional medicine, astrology, flying saucers, and telepathy.