What Makes a Nobel Prize-Winning Scientist?

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...I was obviously joking...goooood morning, I am passionate about mathematics and physics and I am reviewing it from scratch. Unfortunately (for you :)) I will write in this forum using google translate because I can't write in English. Thank you all.
 
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jedimath said:
I am the future Nobel prize in science!
I don't think so, unless the Nobel Committee is planning to give you as the prize :oldbiggrin:
 
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