The article's biographical note states Feynman received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965, jointly with Julian Schwinger and Shin'ichiro Tomonaga, for work on quantum electrodynamics.
Adjudication: Feynman's Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded in 1965 (jointly with Schwinger and Tomonaga), an independently verifiable historical fact matching the article's own biographical note in row 0. Row 1 reflects Neville misremembering the year in an off-the-cuff 1968 lecture aside, which conflicts with external record and with the same article's own footnote - it should be kept as a refuted claim illustrating Neville's occasional factual slips, not as a live contender.
Person: Richard Feynman
Ruling: accepted (all claims kept), Rudi 2026-07-23
Date (happened)
1965
unresolved
- 1965
- October 1965
- 1969
19671969
Place
Stockholm
possible
Persons
Told / reported
- 1968
- 9 September 1968
Sources
Source
- Neville Goddard Feynman Time Creation Is Finished ¶9 (this is 1968 and he got it in 1967, and the paper came out in 1949)
- Neville Goddard Feynman Time Creation Is Finished ¶12 (Feynman received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965 jointly with Julian Schwinger and Shin'ichiro Tomonaga)
- Justified States ¶12 ('Twenty years later...they granted him the Nobel Prize...twenty years to recognize...back in 1949' - likely origin of the '1969' title)
- Eternal States ¶33 (For this Professor Feynman received the Nobel Prize)