"The Making of a Scientist," an essay by Richard Feynman. Dr. Feynman was a famous American physicist, a scientist who studies matter and energy. Although the passage explains some of the science lessons Feynman's father taught him, it could be argued that the life lessons Feynman learned are more valuable. Write an essay explaining the life lessons Feynman learned from his father. In your explanation, be sure to explain how Feynman's father taught him these lessons. Use examples and details from the text to support your answer.