Quote by bluexxx
Oh I don't know, I can't decide.
Maybe Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking and Sheldon Cooper. I'm hoping by the end of the night that we could have unified gravity
Unified Gravity..? What a numskull... huf huf - in the current paradigm of physics gravity is gravity and is not begging to be unified...
Perhaps what you mean is 'The Grand Unified Theory...' aka 'the theory of everything...' where the current 2 physics models - one for the very large - and one for the very small are replaced by just one model - which encompasses both...
Albert Einstein: Once past his initial successes in relativity - struggled to accept emerging theories of quantum mechanics - and thereafter whilst being hailed as a giant of physics for the early part of the 20th century - was considered to be a bit of a dinosaur by subsequent generations of physicists in his own lifetime...
Stephen Hawking: Has many admirable achievements - but for me personally - making it past his 70th birthday when his doctors said he would die at 21 was his greatest...
Sheldon Cooper: Is a fictional character... if he has a contribution to physics - it will be to inspire young fans to become the next generation of physicists...
So basically no. If a grand unified theory is forthcoming - it will be from a new generation that we are not yet aware of...
Although - that doesn't mean that an evening with those three characters wouldn't be interesting...
