I am a physicist and have made a living teaching and doing reaserch. My most famouse teaching years were spent at Caltech where I lectured undergraduats in physics. Also at Caltech, I worked on my theory of QED, which I won a Nobel Prize for. I also developed diagrams that could explain different phenomena in quantum mechanics, these I named after myself "Feynman Diagrams". As I said before, I enjoy music and play the bongos for a good time.
Stephen Hawking, Kurt Godel, Georg Cantor, Higgs Boson, Isaac Newton (even though he is a nasty fellow), Alfred Russel Wallace, and Pythagoras.The Nature of NatureThe Pleasure of Finding Things Out: Part 1The Pleasure of Finding Things Out: Part 2The Pleasure of Finding Things Out: Part 3 The Pleasure of Finding Things Out: Part 4 The Pleasure of Finding Things Out: Part 5
All kinds, symphony, bongo beats, world music, classic rock is fun now and then
2001: A Space Odyssey
Cosmos
All the ones written about me! Tuva or Bust!, Surely You're Joking Mr. Feynman!, What Do You Care What Other People Think?, and my famous: Feynman's Lectures on Physics. As for me, I like to read Proust, Shakespear, Newton, Descartes, Dirac, Aristotle, Plato, Archimedes, Pythagoras, Socrates, and much more. I am really a sucker for the classics. On the weekends, I regularly read Nature Magazine, it is the best science journal in the world, I swear by it.
Anyone who is dedicating their life to reaserch on cancer, fellow physicists, Descartes, NewtonSchrodinger: