What scientsts and biographies influenced you to study science?

My hs teacher. That guy had a war story for us every fucking physics class. Even when we were black holes the fucker connected it to war somehow. (he was in a war tho)

Probably Einstein, feynmann, Planck, Dirac, Fermi and the rest.
I still don't know much about what I study (self taught) but I try.

No one, I just like it

As a kid, I watched Bill Nye and Carl Sagan every week. I thought to myself "Unlike those two, I'm going to be a real scientist." And so I started studying.

>>8078390
kek

>>8078354
I just wanted to feel intellectually superior.

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mostly my professors from undergraduate to graduate school, but of course the greats like Ramanujan, Grothendieck, etc.

basically anyone with some inspirational vision

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Steven Hawkings, our lord and savior himself.

Thunderf00t

Unironically the movie Young Einstein

>>8078707
ayyyyy tf represent. what you majoring/ed in? Tf got me to think more about biochem than chem to major in.

None; I'm not religious.

>>8078354
Seeing Black Science man on youtube in highschool made me want to study physical science (before that I intended on becoming a paramedic). Reading about famous scientists made me go into engineering instead of physics because I thought i was too dumb. Reading a book on abstract algebra at the library got me in math right now.

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>>8078446
kek

>>8078766
Why come here and post this?

>>8078702
This

guy inspired me to get into science despite me being in Bio

Carl Sagan. Truely a bad ass man. Wish he were alive so I could tweet him a song I wrote based off one of his books.