What Would Feynman Do? (2011)

The weakness of this sort of article is that the character of Feynman is being played by someone who clearly isn&#x27;t Feynman (indeed, based on what I&#x27;ve seen of him there is a decent chance he would really <i>enjoy</i> this puzzle and engage with the desired solution quite quickly).<p>This is recruiter vs creative interviewee who just doesn&#x27;t get the puzzle. There isn&#x27;t anything that screams &quot;Feynman&quot; here.

My takeaway is that I will try to use the word &quot;epiphenomenon&quot; at least once today, probably during our morning standup.

I wasn’t aware of the article but I do ask myself this question, especially when faced with an “explanation problem”. I wrote a little about it here, perhaps of interest to those working in cyber security or curious about it. I used a bit of inspiration from the great Feynman to come up with a new form of breach diagram.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;blog.eutopian.io&#x2F;documenting-breaches-with-h-diagrams&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;blog.eutopian.io&#x2F;documenting-breaches-with-h-diagram...</a>

Feynman wouldn&#x27;t have been so daft. The interviewee strikes me more like a tunnel vision autistic who takes the riddle far too technically and literally.

I would Google for the real answer. I just did. I could not come up with it by myself. Just what I do as a developer.

Anyone else read that in his bronx accent or just me?