>>12222889in terms of PURE genius and sheer computational power it's got to be Euler, no one else comes close. Gauss is a close second and they're followed by Von Neumann/Newton, i can't quite decide on who had the bigger brain
in terms of impact it's absolutely Newton, followed closely by Maxwell, followed by Riemann and Einstein in tandem (Einstein's physical theories wouldn't exist without Riemann's work), followed by Euclid (the father of mathematics). no idea who top right is, i assume it's Socrates? in that case Euclid, followed by Socrates, followed by Galois, followed by Grothendieck, with Leibniz at the end (his biggest contribution is ostensibly calculus, which Newton came up with as well, so he doesn't have much else to offer)
you KNOW i am right, this thread is officially over
>>12225887>>12225911based Euler-bros
