Talk:The Pleasure of Finding Things Out
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[edit] Rationale in creating this page
I created this page simply because I saw a red link to this book on the page about Richard Feynman indicating it was not yet created. While not a seminal work like Six Easy Pieces, I believe this most likely qualifies as a notable work. It contains some of his most famous material: A transcription of his report on the Challenger disaster, which is culturally significant, and There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom which is oft-cited in regards to nanotechnology. In addition, a Google search shows that a few Wikipedia articles use this book as a reference
I did my best to create the initial stub for this book. I've never created a book article before, so I'm not totally clear on what all should go into the infobox. I copied the information from the inside cover of my own copy of the book, cross-referenced one or two bits from this book's Amazon page
For the page content, I modeled it after existing pages: The layout and wording after What Do You Care What Other People Think?, and a few claims (such as "famous lecture") from the respective articles (Cargo cult science and, again, There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom) - TheBilly (talk) 22:32, 20 December 2007 (UTC)
