Feynman, without a question. If you haven't read "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman" and "What Do You Care What Other People Think?", not to mention the addendum to the Rogers Commission Report, then I personally don't think you're yet qualified to answer the "favorite physicist" question.
Now, I don't know if cosmologists count in this thread, but of course Carl Sagan is the scientific love of my life (see avatar and sig). He's the most beautiful human I've ever known of.
While I agree that both Richard Feynman and Carl Sagan are admirable choices, I don't think they are quite what the thread was looking for...Feynman...
... Carl Sagan...
"So, who are your favorite notable scientists out there working today?"Oops, I kinda missed the word "today".
I'll go back to sucking someplace else![]()
Probably not theoretical in the strictest sense, but in terms of scientists in general, I'd have to say Fiorella Terenzi.
Not only is she smart AND Hot, but she can sing!
While I agree that both Richard Feynman and Carl Sagan are admirable choices, I don't think they are quite what the thread was looking for...Feynman...
... Carl Sagan..."So, who are your favorite notable scientists out there working today?"Unfortunately (for all of us) both of those men have slipped into the category of historically great scientists.
I am quite surprised that Ed Witten hasn't been brought up.
And if we could include mathematicians as scientists, I'd like to throw in the names of Bill Thurston, Michael Freedman and John Conway as people I also found inspiring.
Of course of those three, only Conway was as interesting in person as Penrose.
That's "hot?" Okay... Sort of. I guess. I mean I wouldn't kick her out of bed. But "hot?"
Eh deceased scientists are acceptable. But I was wanting to avoid the more obvious choices like Einstein, Newton and others.
That's "hot?" Okay... Sort of. I guess. I mean I wouldn't kick her out of bed. But "hot?"
She's pretty. Her level of intelligence makes her searing hot.
Eh deceased scientists are acceptable. But I was wanting to avoid the more obvious choices like Einstein, Newton and others.
Sweet. In that case, Sagan still stands as my favorite, followed by Richard Feynman, and a tie between Bill Nye, and Stephen Hawking.![]()
Probably not theoretical in the strictest sense, but in terms of scientists in general, I'd have to say Fiorella Terenzi.
Not only is she smart AND Hot, but she can sing!
That's "hot?" Okay... Sort of. I guess. I mean I wouldn't kick her out of bed. But "hot?"
Isn't Kaku the guy who said he wanted to "read the mind of God"?
Isn't Kaku the guy who said he wanted to "read the mind of God"?
I believe so and, honestly, who wouldn't?
Can you imagine the kind of porn/dirty thoughts God must have? That alone would be worth it!
(Okay, that one is going to cost me.)
Can you imagine the kind of porn/dirty thoughts God must have? That alone would be worth it!
(Okay, that one is going to cost me.)
Well, it depends on what you would consider dirty. A god does not have dirty thoughts, since all of creation is supposed to be holy. It would be like an architect or builder finding the construction of an elevator to be dirty/pornographic.
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