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From: peralta@dali.berkeley.edu.BERKELEY.EDU (Rene &)
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Subject: Feynman
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Date: Thu, 27-Feb-86 17:50:33 EST
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Summary: Feynman's book

In Richard Feynman's incredibly funny book, "Surely You're
Joking Mr. Feynman!" (Bantam paperback published 1985), there
is a chapter (Safecracker meets Safecracker, pages 119-137)
that might be of interest to readers of net.crypt. Among
other things he relates stories of how he amused himself
during his spare time at Los Alamos by opening safes
containing top secret material on atomic weapons. Besides
being extremely funny there is useful information in the
book for aspiring scientists ...

   -Tom
    tedrick@ernie.berkeley.edu