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Richard Feynman Almost QUIT Physics Then a Spinning Plate Changed Everything

Richard Feynman Almost QUIT Physics Then a Spinning Plate Changed Everything I was 28 years old, and I was certain my career was over. I had lost my wife. I had lost my father. I had lost my ability to think. Then I saw something in a cafeteria that won me the Nobel Prize. It was 1946. Cornell University. I was sitting in the cafeteria, staring at nothing, when some student started fooling around. He threw a plate in the air. The plate went up. It spun. And as it spun, it wobbled. I noticed something strange. The plate had a red medallion, the Cornell emblem, on its surface. And I could see that the medallion was going around at a different rate than the wobble. The spin and the wobble were not the same speed. Most people would have looked away. Gone back to their lunch. But I had nothing else. My mind was empty. So I started to figure out the motion of that rotating plate. And that wobbling plate would change everything. Chapters 00:00 My career was over 00:27 The spinning plate 01:05 What I lost 03:41 Permission to play 05:34 From plates to Nobel Prize 08:57 The lesson Sources "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!" (1985), pp. 157-158 Nobel Prize lecture, December 11, 1965 Feynman's Caltech lectures on physics Disclaimer This is a dramatic retelling of real events, narrated in first person to bring Feynman's story to life. The voice is AI-generated and is not an imitation of Richard Feynman. All facts are sourced from historical records. #Feynman #Physics #NobelPrize #Science #RichardFeynman #SpinningPlate #FeynmanDiagrams #Burnout #Creativity #Play