A funny anecdote about Enrico Fermi
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I am reading about nuclear physics and the making of the atomic bomb. I came across this very funny anecdote about Enrico Fermi:
Fermi was visiting Oppenheimer's group at Berkeley, where he attended a lecture. He confided to a colleague, "I must be getting old. I don't understand anything these young scientists are saying. The only thing I understood was the last line: 'And that is the theory of beta decay of Enrico Fermi'"
:)
Fermi was visiting Oppenheimer's group at Berkeley, where he attended a lecture. He confided to a colleague, "I must be getting old. I don't understand anything these young scientists are saying. The only thing I understood was the last line: 'And that is the theory of beta decay of Enrico Fermi'"
:)