What Do You Care What Other People Think? by Roger P. Feynman

Many people do not want many people to participate in physical world research by using experiments and various observation methods, that is to say becoming part of science. Likewise, those who become scientists are not only born to become scientists, they are an interest derived from influential elements or world theory. One of the categories is scientist Richard P. Feynman. Because when he was born, his father pushed himself to find out why and then how to work in their way.

Feynman is dedicated to the second half of his book, "Do you care about the thoughts of others?" His experience at the Rogers committee departed from his usual short and easy anecdote to provide a long and gentle story. According to Mr. Feynman's explanation, the disconnection between NASA engineers and executives is far more concerned than he expected. His interview with senior NASA senior officials revealed an amazing misunderstanding about the basic concept. For example, NASA executives claim that the possibility of a catastrophic failure of the Space Shuttle is only one tenth, but Feynman notes that NASA engineers have a 20% chance of disaster It was estimated to be close. He concluded that the management of NASA is not realistic about the reliability of the space shuttle and is particularly angry that NASA has used it to adopt Christa McAuliffe for the Space Teacher Program.

In addition to the movie, many of the main participants in the survey, such as Alan McDonald's "Truth", "Lie", "O Ring", etc., analyzed the disaster in the book. What do you care about other people? And Richard C. Cook's challenger reveals: how the Reagan administration is the insider of the greatest tragedy of the space age