c/richard-feynman
Richard Phillips Feynman was an American theoretical physicist.
…a similar kind of bones. Historian, although he talks about the past, can do it by talking about the future. When he says Napoleon exists, or Napoleon was, or that the French Revolution was in 1783, he means that if you look in another book about the…
…of bones. Historian, although he talks about the past, can do it by talking about the future. When he says Napoleon exists, or Napoleon was, or that the French Revolution was in 1783, he means that if you look in another book about the French Revolution,…
…never looked at before. Documents that have still to be found. He predicts that the documents, if there's something written about Napoleon, will coincide with what is written in the other document. And the question is how that's possible. And the only way…
…space. and since every time we make a prediction that in a place that we haven't looked we'll see the same statement about Napoleon or we'll see stars in a similar condition or that we'll see bones like the bones that we've seen before the success of…