Which Famous Scientist Do You Think Like?

Who he was: Albert Einstein is someone who most people recognize without an introduction! Famous for his thought experiments, he came up with special and general relativity, revolutionizing physics, and is synonymous with "genius",

You are someone who is thoughtful and often dreamy. Like Einstein, you're probably good at imagining things, and you're a creative and rather social person. You have brilliant ideas, and people know that, but you stay calm and don't let recognition get to your head.
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Who he was: Richard "Dick" Feynman was a Nobel-prizewinning physicist, a "great explainer",and an interesting and funny guy. Beside his famous diagrams that showed how particles behave, he was also known for playing the bongo drums, picking locks, playing pranks, doing math in bars, and...you get the idea.

You are smart and creative, but at the same time, curious and funny. You can be serious when you need to, but you can be the life of the party, too! You think in pictures and are great at explaining things. Sure, you can be stubborn, but also quirky and talented.
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Who was he: One of the greatest geniuses and polymaths who ever lived and a true Renaissance man, Leonardo da Vinci was a revolutionary and brilliant artist, but also an architect, engineer, inventor, and scientist who basically created geology, robotics, and more. He was truly ahead of his time.

You are a visionary and creative thinker. You have many talents, and you put them to great use! You have many interests and are a dreamer, but that sometimes leads to you starting many projects and not finishing any of them. Being a Renaissance man/woman is hard, but you can pull it off.

Who was he: A brilliant inventor, engineer, physicist, and futurist, Tesla (no, he is not related to Elon Musk's company) was best known for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating current electricity supply system. He was, according to some, the ""archetypal 19-th century mad scientist".

Imaginative, brilliant, quirky, and perhaps a bit strange is how we'd best describe you. You're a loner and have some unusual ideas, but they are brilliant.

Who was she: A brilliant physicist and chemist, Marie was the first person to win 2 Nobel Prizes and the first woman to win a Nobel. She and her husband Pierre did pioneering work on radioactivity, found 2 new elements, and she also led research on radiation and X-rays in medicine.