"Está a brincar, Sr. Feynman"

Feynman's stories are full of humor and curiosity—did he craft these moments to highlight his unique perspective on science and life?

Feynman's playful attitude made complex topics seem accessible and fun. How has this book influenced others' views on learning or problem-solving?

The selection of anecdotes paints such a vivid picture—I'm curious how the author chose which moments to highlight and which to leave out.