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Genius The Life and Science of Richard Feynman

James Gleick

The best-selling author of Chaos profiles the life and achievements of iconoclastic physicist and Nobel laureate Richard Feynman, describing his unique vision of science and his revolutionary legacy. 100,000 first printing. $100,000 ad/promo. Tour.

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The Learning Leader Show With Ryan Hawk

During the episode, Ryan Hawk referred to the book as a quirky study that offered a portrait of genius, suggesting that true geniuses either die young or live exceptionally long. He cited it as an example of earlier research on creative life cycles, using it to frame the discussion about how genius is perceived. The mention was brief and neutral, indicating a casual reference rather than a strong endorsement.

Episode: 657: Helen Lewis - Why Genius Is a Myth, Edison Ne...

Isaac's quirky book presented a portrait of the genius, proposing that true geniuses either die young or live exceptionally long, influencing the discussion of creative life cycles. It was mentioned as an example of past research on genius.

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He wrote this very quirky book called Genius, in which he said he had a portrait of the genius and all these things.

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