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I believe Newton was much more important than Einstein in the history of Science. Essentially he laid the starting point for "Modern" Physics/Mathematics and ev
by rramadass 3y ago
I believe Newton was much more important than Einstein in the history of Science. Essentially he laid the starting point for "Modern" Physics/Mathematics and everybody since then has been following on from there.
For me there are only three Scientists who could be called as truly "tectonic inducing" in the history of Modern Science. In order of ranking;
1) Isaac Newton.
2) James Clerk Maxwell.
3) Albert Einstein.
- Keyframe 3y agoI'd put Faraday up there as well.
- mitthrowaway2 3y agoAbsolutely. Faraday was in a league of his own and his considerable acclaim still doesn't do him justice.