Genio. La vita e la scienza di Richard Feynman

Feynman's life was so rich and diverse—what guided the author's choices in shaping this biography's focus and structure?

Feynman's curiosity and playful approach to physics really stood out. I wonder if it motivates others to see science as more accessible or fun.

It feels like a fine line between making science engaging and overwhelming. Did the mix work well for everyone?