费曼传：天才的人生与思想世界

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?