There’s an old interview that’s well circulated at this point in which Richard Feynman answers various questions about physics. I think it’s worth sharing a nugget of gold from that interview, which until today I somehow had personally missed and suspect others haven’t heard before. It’s a statement about how studying physics is ruined by the school approach.<p>On physics, Feyman said:<p>"I don't want to take this stuff seriously. I think we should just have fun imagining it and not worry, like there's no teacher that's gonna ask you questions at the end -- otherwise, it's a horrible subject."<p>This is said at about 7:01 in the following video:<p>https://youtu.be/P1ww1IXRfTA<p>Agree? Disagree? Thoughts?