"物理学はセックスのようなものです 実際的な結果が得られるかもしれませんがそれが私たちがそれをやる理由ではありません"
— richard feynman
Simplified Meaning:
Physics, much like sex, can lead to useful outcomes, but these outcomes are not the main reason people are interested in it. Just as people engage in sex for pleasure and connection rather than just to have children, scientists study physics because they find it fascinating and exciting. For example, a physicist might spend years studying the mysteries of the universe not just to create new technology, but because they love exploring and understanding how things work. This passion drives them more than any practical application of their findings. In day-to-day life, this could mean doing things that you love simply because you enjoy them, rather than just for the end results they may provide. This mindset encourages people to follow their passions, such as painting, writing, or learning new skills, for the joy and fulfillment they bring, not just for any possible rewards.
