Is it all the same, what do others think?

This book can be called a kind of continuation of the wonderful autobiography “You, of course, joke, Mr. Feynman!”, Having withstood a huge number of reprints around the world.
The famous American physicist tells what components his attitude to work and to life, extraordinary performance and research spirit made up. The pages dedicated to the tragic history of his first love are amazingly frank. Already knowing that the bride is doomed, Richard Feynman nevertheless entered into marriage contrary to all his relatives" protests. Here he remained true to his principle: Is it all the same, what others think?

A significant place in the book is reserved for the investigation of the causes of the tragic death of the cosmic shuttle Challenger, which at one time shocked the whole world. Despite the pressure of the highest ranks, Feynman wrote his own report in addition to the report of the commission, in which he expressed his special opinion regarding the causes of the disaster.
And so always and in everything. Preferring honor - momentary benefit, the light of truth is a pleasant fog of errors