What famous scientist reminds you of yourself?

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The discussion centers on participants sharing which famous scientists they feel resemble themselves, often reflecting on personality traits and characteristics. Archimedes is mentioned multiple times, with one participant expressing a strong affinity for his innovative spirit. Albert Einstein is frequently referenced, particularly for his humanitarian qualities and iconic hairstyle, with one participant humorously noting their own bad hair day resemblance to him. Richard Feynman is also highlighted for his genius and maverick nature, while other figures like Emmett Brown and Dr. Frankenstein are brought up in a lighthearted manner. The conversation includes playful banter about the traits of these scientists, with mentions of Carl Sagan's eloquence in explaining complex ideas. Overall, the thread combines admiration for historical figures with personal reflections on intellect and personality.
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What famous scientist reminds you of yourself?
 
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Archimedes Id totaly have done what he did if I lived back then.
 
Me. :devil:
 
I don't think I'm near as clever as any famous scientist. As for personality, I like Einstein's humanitarian side the most, but I'm probably more of a narcissist, like Feynman.
 
I'm a lot like Einstein on a bad hair day.
 
Sheldon J Plankton,the restauranteur boffin from Spongebob squarepants
 
Hubert J. Farnsworth.
 
Pengwuino said:
Hubert J. Farnsworth.

"Oooh! If anyone needs me, I'll be in the angry dome!"
 
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Which one is the smartest one?

EDIT: Take that scientist and, for the other qualities, use Mike Turner's.
 
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Feynman. A little bit hippie, genius and maverick.
 
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Emmett Brown

1.21 gigawatts? Great Scott!
 
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Michael J. Fox
 
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Dr. Frankenstein mwhahahaha
 
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magpies said:
Archimedes Id totaly have done what he did if I lived back then.

Do you mean that you would play with boats in the bathtub, or that you would run naked through the streets?
 
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Definitely Albert Einstein. I have bad hair day whenever I get up in the mornings, and also I am good at only physics and mathematics (along with other subjects such as music), but everything else seemed to me very hard to comprehend!
 
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moi? :rolleyes:

Poisson! :biggrin:​
 
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Dr John Manhatten
 
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The Professor from Gilligan's Island, but with Einstein's hair and mustache.
 
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tiny-tim said:
moi? :rolleyes:

Poisson! :biggrin:​
I don't get it.
 
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It's a fish thing. :wink:
 
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tiny-tim said:
moi? :rolleyes:

Poisson! :biggrin:​

So, you like mass inflation inside black holes. :biggrin:
 
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You're disqualified George. You actually do look like Albert Einstein.
 
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jimmysnyder said:
You're disqualified George. You actually do look like Albert Einstein.

lol...

me... Carl Sagan :) I know I can pick any page of Cosmos and I will find beautifully phrased facts, analogies, metaphors... Has anybody else watched 20+ times 'A Glorious Dawn' remix on youtube?
 

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