What’s shakin’, Bacon?
(My knees, that’s what - particularly when I think about your “New Instrument”…)
((Thanks for the submission, my good sir!))
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Carl Sagan - a totally amazing science educator.
If we had more of him around, I’m sure science education in America would not be in such a state.
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Self explanatory: What Would Richard Feynman Do?
I thought for certain I finally had a guy young enough to be in color.
Turns out Mr.Berners-Lee was much more attractive 40 years ago.
too bad.
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I’ve never been a fan of Psychologists, and the IQ test has it’s own faults, but I feel like Binet needs to be mentioned for that beautiful ‘stache.
Gaze upon the glory. Excellent facial hair is hard to get in the modern age.
Linus Pauling is different from most scientists in that his main attraction is his linguistic abilities. He had a way of explaining the most complicated concepts in a succinct and accurate way. Of course, two unshared Nobel prizes is a pretty big turn on, as well.
“Facts are the air of scientists. Without them you can never fly.”
-Linus Pauling
I will not lie. I have an ENORMOUS thing for Schrodinger.
THIS GUY IS THE BOMB! No pun intended (seriously. Would not stoop that low).
But seriously. Might have been a little crazy, but who gives? The serious piercing eyes, the seriously cool hat… I’d have ‘im any day.
Feynman in all his smirky goodness. Every physicist (male AND female) has a thing for this guy. Seriously. I have never seen such a cult following.
