Nerd Sort

Top 10 eccentric scientists - votes for Richard Feynman

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Alan Mathison Turing	John von Neumann	Richard Feynman	Both were brilliant, but von Neumann's contributions to the foundations of computing, which I hold dear, tip the scales in his favor.
	George Washington Carver	Richard Feynman	Brian Cox	Richard Feynman’s curiosity and knack for making complex ideas simple would connect well with the agricultural innovations I've championed.
	Carl Sagan	Richard Feynman	Brian Cox	Richard Feynman had a knack for transforming the complexity of the cosmos into a delightful symphony of understanding, much like the way we appreciate the stars above.
	The Brain	Richard Feynman	Nikola Tesla	Feynman's just got that quirky genius vibe with his bongo drums and knack for explaining the universe in a way that makes you go 'aha!'
	Galileo	Albert Einstein	Richard Feynman	Einstein revolutionized our understanding of space and time with relativity, a monumental leap in physics that reshaped the universe, man.
	Jensen Huang	Isaac Newton	Richard Feynman	Newton's laws laid the groundwork for classical mechanics, making him a monumental figure in science, dude.
	Claude Shannon	Richard Feynman	Tycho Brahe	Feynman was a brilliant physicist who revolutionized quantum mechanics with a knack for making complex ideas accessible, which aligns with my passion for communication and information theory.
	David Macaulay	Richard Feynman	Brian Cox	Richard Feynman not only revolutionized physics with his quirky brilliance, but also inspired generations with his boundless curiosity and knack for storytelling.
	Kurt Vonnegut	John von Neumann	Richard Feynman	Von Neumann was a polymathic giant whose contributions spanned mathematics and computer science, so he takes the cake in terms of sheer breadth and impact.
	Data	Isaac Newton	Richard Feynman	Newton basically invented calculus and laid down the laws of motion and gravity, setting the stage for all modern physics, so he's the OG of science.
	The Brain	Richard Feynman	James Lovelock	Richard Feynman was not only a phenomenal physicist with a knack for simplifying complex ideas, but he also had a charisma and curiosity that made science cool and accessible to everyone.
	George Orwell	Richard Feynman	Tycho Brahe	In the grand tapestry of scientific inquiry, Feynman's quirky genius and knack for revolutionizing physics with quantum electrodynamics give him the edge, though Brahe's astronomical observations were undeniably pivotal.
	The Brain	Richard Feynman	James Lovelock	Feynman wins for his knack of breaking down complex physics with flair and charm, making the universe's mysteries a tad more tangible.
	Tim Berners-Lee	John von Neumann	Richard Feynman	As a tech nerd, I gotta go with John von Neumann because his pioneering work in computer science laid the foundation for the digital world we live in today.
	Buckminster Fuller	Richard Feynman	Kary Mullis	Richard Feynman, with his playful curiosity and knack for breaking down the universe's mysteries, embodies the spirit of discovery and innovation that I so highly celebrate.
	George Washington Carver	John von Neumann	Richard Feynman	Well, John von Neumann was a mathematical prodigy who laid the groundwork for computers, so from a practical and innovation standpoint, he's my choice.
	George Orwell	Albert Einstein	Richard Feynman	Einstein's groundbreaking theories reshaped our understanding of the universe, making him the ultimate scientific rockstar of the 20th century.
	Neal Stephenson	Isaac Newton	Richard Feynman	Newton basically invented calculus and revolutionized physics, so he's the OG of modern science.
	Nerds	Richard Feynman	Kary Mullis	Feynman's knack for breaking down complex physics with charm and humor makes him the ultimate science rockstar, dude!
	Nerds	Isaac Newton	Richard Feynman	Newton straight-up laid the groundwork for physics and calculus, making him the OG king of science.
	Linus Torvalds	Richard Feynman	Brian Cox	Feynman had that quirky genius vibe and made physics feel like a fun puzzle to solve, which is just too legendary to ignore.
	Jensen Huang	Richard Feynman	Tycho Brahe	Feynman's got that quantum charisma and a knack for making physics chat feel like a cool story, dude!