What are the benefits of studying Feynman lectures for GRE preparation?

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Hi, everyone. I got a degree in physics about 30 years ago, and after all this time, I've decided to go to grad school. I'm studying for the GRE by reading the Feynman lectures. (And putting off studying by posting here!) You'll see me in the Homework forum whenever I get stuck.
 
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