I have admired Richard Feynman for years. To me, the mark of true genius is to take the complexities of - in his case physics - and paint the picture simply enough for non-physicists to apprehend its essential truth. Once one gets to the core, that truth can then be applied to innumerable fields and examples. If that isn't magical, I'm not sure what is. Analogy opens locked boxes everywhere.
'lurdanhelhart commented on YouTube under the following video:' "Proof that knowledge makes life more joyous, more hopeful, more ineffably __beautiful__, than all those who claim "ignorance is bliss" can possibly imagine."
Intriguing. Stunning.