Richard Feynman has repeatedly admitted that the strict order, beauty and harmony of the world around him from early childhood delighted him and caused an irresistible desire to penetrate its secrets. The joy of recognition was so deep and sincere that he wanted to share it with everyone, which prompted him to become a passionate popularizer of science. His famous lectures for the humanities have become legendary and attracted more than one generation of young people to science. The proposed collection, which includes previously unpublished lectures given by Feynman at the University of Washington in 1963, reveals a new side to the famous scientist - as a person with a very original and interesting views on the conflict between science and religion, whether politicians can be trusted, alternative medicine, and even raising children and visiting UFO Earth. Published with permission from Basic Books, an imprint of Perseus Books, a division of PBG Publishing, LLC, a subsidiary of Hachette Book Group, Inc. (USA) with the assistance of the Alexander Korzhenevsky Agency (Russia).