Richard Feynman could've been a contender for the worlds most interesting man. Incredible story teller with the curiosity to learn about such diverse topics and then to break them down to such simplicity, it's spectacularly genius. From working on the atomic bomb, breaking into safes, picking up women, playing musical instruments to winning the Nobel price and so much in between. But I believe what Richard was trying to achieve through his books and some of his interviews that I've now seen is to show how to learn and in return how to teach. Taking facts and translating them to simple everyday examples. A T-Rex can be 20 feet tall. What's 20 feet? Well, if it's outside it can stick it's head into our upstairs window.<br>I have started this translation method with my 7 year old and its now become this fun(ny) exercise. Easier to remember facts and provides a perspective that is relatable.<br>Do yourself a favour and get to know this man!