I am definitely not part of the Richard Feynman Fandom, but one has to admit, he had a fabulous way of teaching.
Here is a prime example: about the nature of time (19 minutes).
Despite not having learned anything really new, I found it pretty eye-opening in its simplicity and clarity.
The target audience is not physicists, but people with a general interest in life, the universe and the whole rest.
YouTube
@mina
I recently stumbled across this channel too, but the disclaimer in the video description back then made me stop watching after a few minutes and made me giving it a thumbs down. It seems to be AI content, or did I misunderstand, it's not a real voice nor a lecture from him.
Although I have to admit that the said clip I wanted to watch wasn't bad in itself.
But I don't want to listen to AI.
@mina @catflyhigh I stopped at „your phone in the pocket“. And the voice sounds robotic, too.
The disclaimer reads:
"⚠️ DISCLAIMER: Please be advised that the audio provided is not the original voice of Richard Feynman. This content is produced without any intent to impersonate or deceive. Our sole objective is to present his enduring wisdom in a respectful and engaging manner, ensuring his legacy is honored accurately."
I interpret this as AI.
But there are tons of real Feynman lectures at youtube and elsewhere. (with real footage and often not so good)
