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Richard Feynman, on Not Knowing

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Richard Feynman, On Not Knowing

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25 August 2013 by RobertLovesPi

Posted in Life, Quotations, Science and Scientists Tagged courage, fear, Feynman, ignorance, knowing, knowledge, not knowing, quotation, quote, quotes, Richard Feynman 2 Replies

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