Honestly tho, Albert Einstein was a LAME.

[CarbonBraddock]

Isaac Newton was that dude

 

[DerrtySouthpaw]

who also categorized racism as a disease of white people... so in essence...... fukk this thread and go slapbox with edward scissorhands. one of the GOAT white people next to john brown lmaoo

 

[scarlxrd]

The Coli y'all

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

I don't support weapons of mass destruction

Doesn't matter if u support em if your enemies have em and u don't what u think gonna happen

Are we talking about J. Robert Oppenheimer or Albert Einstein here, because Albert Einstein didn't help build a bomb

Who gave the idea to America to jump start the program...

 

[mrken12]

to Einstein

Dude was legit and also fought against racism towards blacks in America, but white media buried that part about him

He even did some lectures for black students at Lincoln University which was an HBCU. He was ahead of his time not just with his scientific knowledge but his perspective on race.

 

[New Username]

The only thing I agree with is that Isaac Newton is indeed the GOAT and maybe the smartest person to have ever lived

Tesla > Newton

 

[Fillerguy]

Tesla > Newton

Newton practically pulled new laws of physics out his ass and was right. The other men mentioned had previous geniuses to build upon. Newton all created modern physics at a time where society was still taking Aristotle seriously. Breh was literally centuries ahead of his contemporaries .

 

[FSP]

The second is debatable, Srinivasa did an incredible amount in a short period of time, with no formal training, Leonardo did an incredible amount as well, much of which has been lost, and his interests were much more widespread, Thomas Fuller had incredibly math-based abilities that were never given any practice, Euler was also damn impressive.
Its always an odd thing to think about the minds of people, and how their upbringing influenced their later work, and their ability to work.

Yeah but Newton damn near invented modern science AND math. Its not like it took him long either. He discovered calculus in his teens. This was in the 1500's when they were using abacus n shyt

 

[KravenMorehead™]