Title: Bland essays which at times border on blabbering.
Review: Feynman should stick to physics, a subject about which he actually knew a thing or two. It's clear from reading the book that Feynman did not give much thought to subjects outside of physics. Given the amount of flattering reviews of this book, I am once again reminded of the fact that people (Americans in particular) are inveterate hero worshippers. For some, everything Feynman touched is gold. I am dismayed to find that Feynman's understanding of non-physics was no deeper than that of an average college kid, yet in the book he rambles on and on without making much of a point on anything. A complete waste of time and money.
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