This episode explores the life and legacy of physicist Richard Feynman, focusing on his insatiable curiosity, scientific brilliance, and moral courage—exemplified by his role in uncovering the truth behind the Challenger disaster. It argues that Feynman’s commitment to honest inquiry and
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