It's always worth it to read Feynman
4 stars
This book is a transcript of three talks given by Feynman in April 1963. The talks deal with a variety of topics: science, religion, politics, language - valuable insight into the thoughts and opinions of one of the greatest American scientists of the past century. Highly worth a read.
Very noteworthy and currently timely comments from Feynman concerning the risks of the "Americanism" movement and the "Birch society", which has gone from a fringe movement when he denounced it in the 60s to being some of the leading ideologues of the Trump regime.
This being a verbatim transcript of public lectures, there are some errors, clearly he misspeaks some times, repeats himself and uses some crutches ("and so on") - it could have used some editing, but it was published posthumously against Feynman's will.