Re: Feynman and the FCI

[sample@idcomm.com (John D. "Chip" Sample)]

At 12:49 PM on 10/20/98, Bob Sciamanda wrote:

> In a truly fruitful study of physics there is much more to be learned
> (and taught) than physics itself.  Something pragmatically useful and
> aesthetically inspiring is lost by looking only at the latest physics and
> ignoring the thought processes of our pioneer thinkers.
Well said.  Not to mention the overwhelming usefulness of classical physics
in engineering applications!

I enjoy your posts.

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