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Mr. Feynman Reaction

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Marisol A

 

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May 30, 2015

 

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He answers every question they propose in a non-serious, yet truthful way. Needless to say, Feynman failed his exam but still managed to find it hilarious. Personally, I believe that this says a lot of who Feynman was as a person. He had no interest in the psychologists and wrote them off from the beginning as nonsense...
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He had no interest in the psychologists and wrote them off from the beginning as nonsense. Therefore, instead of talking with a curious, professional Feynman, the psychologists were greeted with the sarcastic yet humorous one. In this way, Feynman reacted much like my grandfather would have. He too would have taken a sarcastic, almost disrespectful tone with the psychologists...
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