Richard Feynman disliked certain styles of philosophy that were full of jargon and lacked clarity, yet he was deeply philosophical in his own way, focusing on simple and clear explanations.

The reputation of being a radical physicist is a myth; I consider myself the most conservative physicist imaginable.

Feynman was troubled by his involvement in the development of nuclear weapons and worked hard for nuclear disarmament, contrasting with his more detached approach to physics.

My physics has been extremely mainstream, and while some ideas may have seemed outlandish at first, they quickly caught on.

Feynman believed that improving the world comes from discovering what the world is, emphasizing the importance of understanding nature over the potential misuse of scientific discoveries.

Dyson's work on the Schrödinger equation showcases Richard Feynman's intuitive approach to quantum mechanics, making complex concepts accessible even to those without a physics background.

I learned the importance of honesty from Richard Feynman, who said you must never fool yourself, as you are the easiest person to fool.

Leonard Susskind is a highly regarded communicator in physics, known for his ability to make complex topics accessible. His lectures and the series 'Theoretical Minimum' provide a gentle introduction to various physics concepts, including quantum physics.

Albert Einstein struggled with his theory of everything because he lacked a guiding physical picture, which is essential for scientific breakthroughs.