Learn Through Teaching
Feynman advocated for the practice of teaching as a way to understand a subject deeply. He suggested that if you can’t explain something in simple terms, you don’t really understand it.
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Richard Feynman, a brilliant physicist and captivating storyteller, left behind a treasure trove of wisdom. His quotes and advice illuminate the power of curiosity, honesty, and passion in a world full of questions and wonder.
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Teach to know
If you can't explain it with simple words, you don't really understand it. So write out everything you know about a subject as if you were teaching it to someone else.
Go beyond the professional jargon and assess if you really understand that complicated terminology.
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