The greatest greatest physicist poll poll.

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Which favorite physicist ever poll is your favorite ever?

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The greatest "greatest physicist poll" poll.

Which is your favorite.
 
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Jimmy Snyder said:
Which is your favorite.

You've been reading the discussions in the Mentors-only forums again, haven't you Jimmy? :wink:
 


The fourth one - no contest. :smile:

Any "greatest physicist poll" that includes Hedy Lamar has to be #1. (At least she did make a significant scientific contribution to the world.)