Who is your favorite scientist?

Who is your favorite scientist? Pick from the choices I have presented here. If you have someone else you like or I did not add you can choose them.

Stephan Hawkings 11
Albert Einstien 25
Isacc Newton 4
Right brothers 0
Vladmir Demichov 3
Karl Benz 0
Thomas edison 2
Niels hendrick 1
Gallileo 9
Elizabeth blackwell 0
Alfred nobel 0
Alexander graham bell 2
Benjimen Franklin 2
Goerge Washington Carver 0
Linus paring 0
Percy Julian 1
Guglielmo Marconi 0
John moses browning 0
Charles Babbage 1
William Gilbert 1
Archibald garrad 0
Nicolaus Copernicus 7
other 36
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Comments ( 70 )
  • NothingxCrazy

    The fact that Tesla is not on this list is upsetting..

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    • LaMer

      I agree. The lack of Marie Curie surprised me too.

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      • NothingxCrazy

        Oh, my.. that's alarming!

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  • kingsleycrowne

    Nikola Tesla.

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  • Who_Fan4Life

    ''Right'' Brothers, lmao.

    Anyways, it would have to be Isaac Newton. That guy had revolutionary ideas in a multitude of topics.

    Him for sure.

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    • shuggy-chan

      Wrong brother, the answer is tesla, the man was a genius, but buraucrats tried to block and steal his work, died alone and poor, like the edger Allen Poe of science. He is basically the father of electricity as we know it today, AC voltage baby

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    • chicken471bologna

      Isaac Newton was a retard because every time he could not find an explanation for something he would always just say "God did it"

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  • anti-hero

    For shits and giggles aka shiggles, I will say Bill Nye "The Science Guy".

    But really, Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson.

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  • HigherDimensionalGeometries

    Nikola Tesla

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  • howaminotmyself

    I've always liked Galileo Galilei and Leonardo da Vinci.

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  • GeneralFelix

    Tesla without a doubt! Thomas edisson was a bastard :-/

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    • LaMer

      I don't like Edison either. They paint such a rosy picture of him when they talk about him in school and then later you find out about stuff like Topsy the elephant (which there's video of!). It's just too creepy for me.

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    • Was he?

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      • GeneralFelix

        He and tesla were rivals. They were both trying to generalise electricity use and supply it to the public, only they strongly disagreed about which form it should be supplied in. Edisson if I remember rightly promoted it in D.C. form (direct current) and tesla in A.C. form (alternating current) which we use today. Edisson would go out in the streets and electrocute stray dogs (and even an elephant) with A.C. current to try and turn people against tesla.
        He used that among other devious methods to try and ruin his rivals reputation. He succeeded and tesla lost credit for many of his inventions. As far as I know tesla was never guilty of foul play against him.
        That, in my opinion qualifies thomas edisson as a bastard :-)

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        • wigsplitz

          D/C is impractical and impossible to use for commercial electricity delivery. It has it's uses, but it's limited. There's no competition there.

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          • GeneralFelix

            Yes, nowadays A.C. has been sensibly chosen as the standard form, but back in the days there was a large and somewhat fiery debate over the matter. Tesla did in fact invent the D.C. motor, which is quite a feat as other motors rely on the constantly changing direction of current. I'm no scientist so I couldn't adequately explain how it works, and would probably bore you in the process anyway.
            Apart from that it does not, as you said, have many uses.

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        • Well I knew about the competing of the two current thing. That does sound really fucked up though. Though in the field of science people really do not have a lot of regard for animals anyhow. So can not say it is too surprising.

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          • GeneralFelix

            Well perhaps he seems particularly bad to me as I have strong feelings against animal testing (and cruelty to them in general).

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            • Yes and I do too but the fact is all lab work and medical research is done on animals. I personally think they should do it on convicted life row prisoners. Since they cost housing a lot of money. They are automatically cleared of all debt when sent to prison and they basically do nothing for community at this point. They do more damage to community if they let them out. So why not use them as test rats apposed to all these creatures that are innocent which we breed purely for experiments.

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  • DannyKanes

    Giorgio Tsoukalos! :P

    All jokes aside, those are all good choices and they are all brilliant in their own way, but I would have to say Galileo Galilei :)

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  • Theadage

    Leonardo Da Vinci. That guy was a genius.

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    • LaMer

      That's such a good answer that I'm jealous I didn't think of it.

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    • Excellent choice. That was one I did not think of.

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  • dom180

    Galileo, Marie Curie and Mendeleev are the names that came instantly to mind.

    I'll say Dmitri Mendeleev is my favourite. So much of chemistry would be impossible without him.

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  • iEatZombies_

    Dr. Seuss.

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  • LaMer

    Princess Bubblegum!

    Seriously though, either Carl Sagan, Ada Lovelace, or Nikola Tesla at the moment.

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  • shakalaka

    Can I say....Sheldon Cooper?

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    • Hippie

      I was gone say that lol

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    • It has to be real but he is cool too.

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  • yesnomaybeso

    I admire Stephan Hawkings so much. The fact that they said he was supposed to be dead because of his illness ages ago and he's still alive is incrediiiiiibleeeeeeeee! i've always thought that he's alive because he has so many things to teach us all

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  • NeonLighterz

    Bill Nye! :D

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    • spark007

      Bill Nye the Science Guyyy
      Dun du-dun

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  • squeallikeasacofpigs

    I actually quite like Richard Dawkins.

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  • bemah

    My dad, hahaha.

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  • Dr. Eduard Wirths.

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  • Dot123

    Bill Nye the mother fucking science guy.

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  • wigsplitz

    You spelled so many of these names wrong!

    I'm partial to Ben Franklin.

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  • Ghost-of-the-Marlboro-Man

    Philip Morris.

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    • Hippie

      "I Love You Philip Morris"?

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      • Ghost-of-the-Marlboro-Man

        I ain't no queer.

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        • Hippie

          Still a good movie.

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          • Ghost-of-the-Marlboro-Man

            I agree :)

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  • Fabulous

    Who cares about scientists you nerdy "intellectuals"

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  • Terence_the_viking

    That guy that made video games.

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    • spark007

      Ralph Baer.

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  • Avant-Garde

    I guess, Stephen Hawkings. I find his theories on Black holes to be very interesting and exciting.

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  • Stifler

    Leonardo da vinci. Don't rage on me about it saying "HE WAS ONLY A PAINTER" Because I did my research on him and he was many other things. He designed building, He invented many machines, He INSPIRED the bike (with a drawing of two circles put together and connected with a few lines), Astronomer, scientist, And a whole crap load of other stuff.
    He was the man back than.

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  • o_0

    I like Albert Einstein because his quotes are just too awesome and inspiring... due to them his views live inside me ...

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  • chicken471bologna

    Michio Kaku :D

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  • michaels4p5

    Albert i did not" no it was me.

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  • lovecat1

    There is no one scientist that is the best in my mind, even the famous scientists owe some credit to others who helped them along the way, all sciences are a continuous team effort.

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  • Jeaneathean

    Hawking.

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  • OswaldCobblepot

    Dr. Caligari.

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  • spark007

    Pokemon scientist. Jk ;D

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    • Proffesor oak?

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      • spark007

        Yep that's it. :D

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  • Jesus.

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    • Nothing against religion but I don't think Jesus was a scientist?

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  • KeddersPrincess

    I don't pay attention to any scientist. I'm too busy playing my video games for that shit.

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    • KeddersPrincess

      Lol, at all the people who got butt-hurt over this xD

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    • Avant-Garde

      Somewhere down the line a scientist had to invent the technologies that are being applied to the games you play now.

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