Title: There's different kinds of genius
Product review: This book, in its chatty style, shows us the life story of Richard Feynman as told by himself to a bongoeing friend. It shows how one man's intelligence can be totally exceptional. By standard IQ tests Feynman never got very high (see the book), because his genius works along different lines and IQ is a lousy standard to begin with. It shows how Nobel-prize winning science work can be fun, can be a discovery and can take you to Japan etc. Very entertaining, especially the part where Feynman personally hacks the safes in Los Alamos!
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