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Who is the greatest physicist of all time?


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Full e-text to "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!" by Richard P. Feynman

http://www.gorgorat.com/



Also, Feynman videos:

http://heelspurs.com/feynman.html

http://www.heyfeynman.com/index.php?cPath=23



And here's t'Hooft's nifty cover-all page:

http://www.phys.uu.nl/~thooft/theorist.html

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HTH



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as for the poll....The two are very hard to compare. Feynman and Einstien seem to be on the same level in my mind with one exception. Feynman had the ability to take a very hard subject and break it down so that anyone could understand.

I really enjoy listening to Feynmans audio lectures.
 
bigboi1 said:
as for the poll....The two are very hard to compare. Feynman and Einstien seem to be on the same level in my mind with one exception. Feynman had the ability to take a very hard subject and break it down so that anyone could understand.

I really enjoy listening to Feynmans audio lectures.

His Los Alamos From Below lecture at Cal-Tech was re-released on remastered CD with his new book! It sounds so much better than the old audio cassette tapes!



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samoth said:
His model of the atom sucked. He's the reason people think electrons are tiny little balls spinning in an orbit around a nucleus.

That and the whole conservation of energy thing are terrible lies they need to stop teaching in high school.



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I'll second this opinion as well... :)
 
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you are. ;)
 
I had to vote for Feynman, but to be honest, I voted for him because he was quite the character. I'm really not sure who was the bigger contributor to science. I have a degree in Chemistry, but that was many moons ago, and I think that they brainwashed me in law school to forget any memory of the sciences...lol.
 
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