How To Study Hard - Richard Feynman

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The best study technique - to actually get results - The Feynman technique.
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[@TheGreatPhysicsCourse-mv9sk]

Richard Feynman was an unparalleled genius whose contributions to theoretical physics continue to inspire and shape our understanding of the universe

[@jackson_kailath]

Absolutely! Feynman's work has had a profound impact on the scientific community.

[@BeatsByS]

thank you sir

[@thisisankitgaur]

Great Work! Just came here before starting your GMAT focus Verbal section. Really enjoyed it. I have already finished GMAT Quant from you. Now i'm going to apply this technique to find the gaps in my understanding of quant section too.

[@jackson_kailath]

Awesome! All the best in your prep.

[@venkatasivavarmasirivuri231]

Sir tell more techniques that greatest people do like Einstein etc, openhimer,tesla etc in youtube channel

[@MarcoBalroa]

Thank you so much for this video!!

[@jackson_kailath]

Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you found the video helpful!

[@Number6_]

An explanation using modular arithmetic.

[@EDGEHILL-1444]

Commendable effort.

[@jackson_kailath]

Your appreciation means a lot, thank you!

[@mikhailkilianovski8024]

Next time think about providing more context for your example or picking a more general one. It is not clear how this Circle game is fitting into a bigger picture, what aspect of our reality it demonstrates or why are you learning this. But anyway, nice video, thank you! Keep studying and becoming better.

[@jackson_kailath]

Thanks a lot for your feedback . I will keep this in mind :)

[@rodschmidt8952]

@@jackson_kailath a different aspect: how does this relate to the usual mathematical apparatus of addition, multiplication and so on? I see you are using remainders, but other than that I am lost. I think we skipped step 1 somehow

[@jackson_kailath]

For solving this we add and then take reminder to ensure that we are moving in a circle....

[@LofiBeings]

amazing

[@jackson_kailath]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@rodschmidt8952]

And how do we know what to study? What will be useful in the future world of AI taking over jobs?

[@jackson_kailath]

I think things that improve our thinking and ability to learn quickly will always be valuable. And defenitely learning to use AI is something everyone needs to learn

[@guntera3845]

I think the AI revolution will be similar to the industrial revolution where you just shift in what jobs you do. Guessing what will be useful is hard but being good at problem solving is always a useful skill. Learn what you enjoy and get good at it. If you don‘t enjoy it anymore go to something different if you‘re not already in too deep. Being passionate will make you require less discipline to study and gives you more satisfaction.

[@Mr.MP10]

Feynmysterious 💯❤❤

[@jackson_kailath]

Feynmysterious - the newest mystery in town! Thanks for checking out !

[@Rajesh_GPT]

Need a very easy example instead of circle sum.

[@jackson_kailath]

Got it! I'll make sure to give very easy examples next time.

[@Chintales]

Seams Practical

[@jackson_kailath]

Thank you for watching !

[@DS-ob6ii]

A minor nit: Please note that "Feynman" is pronounced as "Fine-man".

[@jackson_kailath]

Appreciate the correction! It's all about getting the details right.

[@Number6_]

He is pronouncing it correctly.

[@jeromeberryhill8936]

Yeah, right. You don't need to be tall to play professional basketball, either.

[@jackson_kailath]

Do you know Muggsy Bogues ?

[@Sciencegrinds]

Far too complicated

[@jackson_kailath]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@jamesmoran7511]

This video is awful

[@umberto488]

He is inspiring but quite wrong

[@JEE2025-db5ds]

How

[@umberto488]

@JEE2025-db5ds there is definitely an innate difference in intelligence, but the message is more important. "Stupid is as stupid does"