00:00I think it's more interesting to think about the nature of things than to think about what people say about
00:05the nature of things.
00:08Richard Feynman
00:11Where did we come from? And what are we? And where are we going? It is a mystery. It is
00:22a mystery.
00:24Richard Feynman
00:27The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool.
00:34Richard Feynman
00:38We have to understand that the universe is what it is and we are part of it.
00:44Richard Feynman
00:48The pleasure of finding things out is the greatest pleasure you can have.
00:53Richard Feynman
00:57If you don't make mistakes, you aren't really trying.
01:01Richard Feynman
01:05Science is the key to our future and if you don't have a working understanding of it, you're going to
01:11be left behind.
01:13Richard Feynman
01:17There's plenty of room at the bottom.
01:20Richard Feynman
01:24We are very, very smart.
01:27The smartest people are the ones who are having the most fun.
01:32Richard Feynman
01:36We are trying to solve the problem of how to live in a world that is full of mysteries.
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02:02Richard Feynman
02:05It is a goddamn wonderful thing to know what you're talking about.
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02:31Richard Feynman
02:33I'm interested in whether you've had a good time.
02:35I'm interested in whether you've learned anything.
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