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Richard Feynman SAW Von Neumann Solve The IMPOSSIBLE In Seconds

Richard Feynman SAW Von Neumann Solve The IMPOSSIBLE In Seconds There is a math problem that separates ordinary genius from something else entirely. I have seen brilliant people attempt this problem. Mathematicians. Physicists. People who could solve equations that would make your head spin. They all approach it the same way. They think for a while. They see the trick. They find the shortcut. They solve it in a few minutes, feeling clever about themselves. Von Neumann solved it in seconds. And when someone said, "Ah, you saw the trick," Von Neumann looked confused. "Trick?" he said. "What trick? I just summed the infinite series." In his head. Instantly. Chapters 0:00 The impossible problem 0:52 Two trains and a fly 3:06 Stan Ulam tests Von Neumann 4:26 Not an isolated incident 5:41 What Von Neumann's mind was like 7:00 What he could do at age six 8:26 How Feynman thinks differently 10:28 Sunday walks at Los Alamos 12:04 Two kinds of genius 12:46 Von Neumann's final days Sources: • The fly problem and "What trick? I summed the series" - Stan Ulam, documented in MacRae (1992), Borwein & Bailey (2003) • Wigner quote on Von Neumann's mind - Eugene Wigner memoirs • Bethe "emergent organ" quote - documented in multiple biographies • Feynman "jiggle-jiggle-jiggle" visual thinking - Feynman interviews • Ulam "gears machined to a thousandth of an inch" - Adventures of a Mathematician • Sunday walks at Los Alamos - Feynman memoirs • "You don't have to be responsible for the world" - Feynman, Los Alamos From Below • Von Neumann's death, Hungarian, Faust recitation - multiple biographies 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. #vonneumann #richardfeynman #mathematics #losalamos #genius #physics #feynman #manhattanproject