Name: "What Do You Care what Other People Think?"
ISBN: 9780393320923

Ralph Leighton

Richard P. Feynman

This two-part profile of the late Nobel Prize-winning scientist reveals the influence of his father and his first wife on his life and discusses his role in the investigation of the "Challenger" explosion.

Further Adventures of a Curious Character

"What Do You Care what Other People Think?"

Timeo Williams

Details Mr. Feynman's childhood, his discoveries in the Challenger commission and his thoughts on the philosophy of science.

Anthony

Great book. My first venture into Feynman. I have heard good things. I found him fascinating and funny. I wish he could have taught me sometime in life. Can't wait to get some actual lectures from him!

Be prepared for more tales of love and life in this sequel to the best-selling "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!"

"What Do You Care What Other People Think?"

Sitting around a campfire listening to stories passed on from generations brings with it a feeling of wonder and joy for the adventures told from long ago.

Each one of these stories is special on its own, and they could never be told in a 

But you reach another level of captivation when someone who is a great storyteller holds the talking stick and their vocal cords rumble.

Each word lingers in your mind as you anticipate the next set of syllables, waiting to laugh, cry, and love. It's a whole new experience.

What Do You Care What Other People Think? Further Adventures of a Curious Character

 by Richard Feynman. I have a deep admiration for Feynman's beliefs on life, knowledge, and science, but that admiration went deeper still as I followed the stories of his life told by the man himself.

Dalton Mabery

Sitting around a campfire listening to stories passed on from generations brings with it a feeling of wonder and joy for the adventures told from long ago.

Each one of these stories is special on its own, and they could never be told in a bad way.

But you reach another level of captivation when someone who is a great storyteller holds the talking stick and their vocal cords rumble.

Each word lingers in your mind as you anticipate the next set of syllables, waiting to laugh, cry, and love. It's a whole new experience.

This is how I felt reading What Do You Care What Other People Think? Further Adventures of a Curious Character by Richard Feynman. I have a deep admiration for Feynman's beliefs on life, knowledge, and science, but that admiration went deeper still as I followed the stories of his life told by the man himself.

Nadine 

I’ll admit to loving Feynman. In this book of particular interest was his involvement in the commission investigating the crash of the space shuttle and his comments on the political process. Definitely something I want to think about more. The disconnect between management and engineers and how (mis)communication occurs with people believing and hearing what suits them

Melody Izard

Meri Lancis

It definitely was really interesting to dip into parts of his life even though some scientific things were a bit complicated 🚀

"What Do You Care what Other People Think?" Further Adventures of a Curious Character