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    Feynman Lectures: Epilogue
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    The full text of The Feynman Lectures is now available online. These lectures were originally delivered to satisfy the physics requirement for first and second year students at Caltech. Legend has it that as the lectures went on, fewer and fewer undergraduates were seen in attendance, with their places taken by graduate students and even members of the faculty! In his epilogue, Feynman notes that only a few dozen students (out of a Caltech cohort of perhaps 200) were able to fully appreciate the material as it was delivered. Nevertheless, the lectures have been a resource for the physics community ever since.

    When I was a high school student I took advanced physics courses at the local university. One of my professors suggested I look at the Feynman lectures for more challenging material. I ordered a set (paperback, with red covers) through the university bookstore -- I think they cost $30 in 1982. Years later I obtained a commemorative hardcover set (blue) which sits on my shelf even now.
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    Looks like they are still going on. SIGH.. They started at about 11pm PST last night.

    Will have to take a look at these lectures.

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    Another is to notify the moderators. Hopefully they'll remove it soon.
    Notified the moderators. These spammers seems to know exactly how to break in.

    Not sure why they want to spam this board. Is this really a good audience for spam? Who here is going to read their spam and respond?

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    Originally Posted by BenjaminL
    Another is to notify the moderators. Hopefully they'll remove it soon.
    I do that too, but they may be in a different time zone than me and may not respond immediately.

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    Interesting quote: "Pessimism of the Intellect, Optimism of the Will"

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