"What I cannot create, I do not understand." — R. P. Feynman
Rules
- Each Guardian comes with a unique Guardian module, or G-module. Guardians are activated one after the other in order of the stage number on their G-module (I, II, III).
- When you activate a Guardian, place them next to the last Guardian you activated and add their G-module to your hand!
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Richard Feynman was an American physicist who significantly contributed to the theory of quantum electrodynamics. He was a curious, tenacious scientist, always looking for the simplest explanation to the problems he encountered. This feature made him not only an excellent researcher but also a great teacher.
He was famous for breaking down complex concepts into simple, intuitive ideas. In particle physics, he devised pictorial diagrams - now known as Feynman diagrams - to reproduce the interactions between electrons and photons. This helped him develop the theory of quantum electrodynamics, which aims at understanding how light and matter interact at the microscopic level.
As a teacher, he inspired the younger generations by making physics accessible to everybody. His lectures are still used by students all over the world, to learn about quantum mechanics, electromagnetism and much more.
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