He was a funny character.  The problem student.  The particle accelerators.  I can appreciate his intolerance for illogical philosophies.  I like the short chapter arrangement of the book.  I found his chapter on safes and locked cabinets during the Manhattan Project really funny.  The lines of students simulating a calculator.  His chapter on the ant problem is interesting.  And also how he egged on the mathematicians on.  He had a very interesting life.  I did find him a bit sexist, but not any more so than other men of that era that I have encountered.  So I just skimmed over those parts.  I read this only once years ago, and still remember so much about this book.  It is quite memorable.