In an interview for the Faber website, Graham Farmelo discusses the genius of Paul Dirac, one of the greatest minds of the 20th century and an icon of modern thought, and reveals how Dirac inspired him to become a theoretical physicist.

Graham Farmelo: The Strangest Man

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Graham Farmelo: The Strangest Man

Graham Farmelo: The Strangest Man