Greatest genius

For you, what are the greatest scientific and artistic genius in world history, respectively? OP starts.

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Archimedes, Bill Evans

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Ken Boner

One of them is Joseph Fourier.

I would guess probably like Gauss, Newton, Von Neumann, or Grothendieck, but I haven't actually studied their work directly enough to gauge that and don't pay close enough attention to the history behind the math I'm learning to know who contributed what to any given field. Based on the work I'm most familiar with, I would say:

Scientific would be either Richard Montague, Noam Chomsky, or Alfred Tarski.

For artistic, I would say Sergei Rachmaninoff, Alexander Scriabin, or Chopin. However, I also really like Dostoevsky and Kafka if were looking at writers.

The single greatest mind overall, I think though, is Wittgenstein, but philosophers are neither artists nor scientists.

On a related note, the most difficult subject matter in the maths/sciences are like branches of proof theory that are highly topological and draw on various branches of abstract algebra and topology. Shit is almost impossible. Maybe in a few years it'll start to come together.

Paul Erdos (Math) and Zoltan Kodaly (Music)

Both are hungarians, fucking hungary you badass mothefucker

Numberphile? I'm sorry, I watch Wildberger classes.

Why Wittgenstein?

this wildberger shitposting is getting out of hand.

or Wittgenstein

Nikola Tesla

BillNye

karl friston and khabib nurmagomedov

wildberger, zizek

Kurt Godel, Jerry Garcia

pick one faggot

Brunelleschi, Brunelleschi

Ravioli Ravielli

von neumann 6th post, shameful

greatest brain power: von neumann

greatest lasting impact: who knows, it will take a long time to fully realise the implications of these intellectual titan's discoveries.

probably newton though, because he accelerated understanding of fundamental things so profoundly for the entire world.

the next newton will be more abstract, eg his work will lead to a new revolution such as FTL travel or something like that, which we wont realise for a long time to come

>scientific
Einstein

>artistic
Michelangelo

>Math
Euler
>Physics
Newton
>Music
Bach the Elder
>Paint
Raphael
>Words
Shakespear

African music was actually more complex than any of that Euro trash shit

Most of Shakespear's stuff has been found to be cowritten.

Joke's on you, I actually really like African music.
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Yeah, no, it hasn't.

KEK

Not a home to spoon feed some sources but there has been Stylometry studies they've done with computers in recent years that makes it seem that most of his works weren't purely his own.

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Behold the most complex music ever.

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Okay
Scientific - Alfred Tarski
Musical - Scriabin
Literary - Dostoevsky
Philosophical - Wittgenstein

Not saying Da Vinci for both.. wtf /sci

(You)

this

tarski?

what he do?

Probably someone who was crap at socializing and died alone and unrecognized.

The essential normcore

>Shakespear
>not Sheikh Spa'kha-ir
Decolonize your mind you filthy brown erasuring shitlord

Werner Heisenberg

>Maths
Archimedes, Descartes
>Science
Newton
>Music
J. S. Bach
>Paint
Velazquez
>Literature
Dostoevski
>Sculpture
Bernini

>For you

heh

proved 1=2 in a way that is acceptable to modern 'logicians'

he's wild

>artistic
Me.

Cannot agree with Bach here. Homie used strict mathematical theory to his compositions and had not an ounce of emotion compared to romaticists and post-romanticists

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Isaac newton for sure

Newton was autismo supreme, and remained eternally butthurt that the rest of the world didn't about his own personal notation.

Da Vinci

always has been, always will be

>Chopin
>No Bach or Bethoven
Why?

>not literally picking Lord Kelvin or James Clerk Maxwell

>Archimedes, Descartes

I guess. How about Euler or Fermat?

>Newton

Good pick. I'd opine most would pick him or Einstein. Me? I'd pick Rutherford or Faraday. Or even Seaborg

>Bach

No no no....Debussy!

>Paint

Cezzanne

>Dostoevski

Good pick. Mine would easily be Frost (in my youth), Hemingway (currently)

>Bernini

No argument there

Good picks user.

>Math
Euler
>Science
Hamilton & Lagrange
>Painting
Picasso
>Music
Kanye West

>Kanye West

Holup nig

me

Ten greatest, without regard to what discipline they were in:

Archimedes
Leonhard Euler
Nikola Tesla
John von Neumann
Carl Gauss
Aristotle
Immanuel Kant
Isaac Newton
Leonardo da Vinci
Gottfried Leibniz

Kolmogorov.

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