World Class Hot Scientists

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What's shakin', Bacon?

(My knees, that's what - particularly when I think about your "New Instrument"...)

((Thanks for the submission, my good sir!))

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Carl Sagan - a totally amazing science educator.

If we had more of him around, I'm sure science education in America would not be in such a state.

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Self explanatory: What Would Richard Feynman Do?

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I thought for certain I finally had a guy young enough to be in color.

Turns out Mr.Berners-Lee was much more attractive 40 years ago.

too bad.

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I've never been a fan of Psychologists, and the IQ test has it's own faults, but I feel like Binet needs to be mentioned for that beautiful 'stache.

Gaze upon the glory. Excellent facial hair is hard to get in the modern age.

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Linus Pauling is different from most scientists in that his main attraction is his linguistic abilities. He had a way of explaining the most complicated concepts in a succinct and accurate way. Of course, two unshared Nobel prizes is a pretty big turn on, as well.

"Facts are the air of scientists. Without them you can never fly."

-Linus Pauling

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I will not lie. I have an ENORMOUS thing for Schrodinger.

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THIS GUY IS THE BOMB! No pun intended (seriously. Would not stoop that low).

But seriously. Might have been a little crazy, but who gives? The serious piercing eyes, the seriously cool hat... I'd have 'im any day.

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Feynman in all his smirky goodness. Every physicist (male AND female) has a thing for this guy. Seriously. I have never seen such a cult following.

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Sigmund Freud. Strikes a pose.

I shiver to even call him a scientist, but he did open up the field of psychology... And seeing him strike this ferocious pose, I couldn't let him feel excluded.

Plus, if you haven't heard yet, he was all about sex.

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Germ theory? Sign me up.

French + a well groomed beard (oddly hard to come by in the sciences) makes Louis Pasteur one of the world's most eligible dead white men.

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A very fitting comic from the lovely Kate Beaton.

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My high school chemistry teacher had a gigantic crush on Bohr - he was her favorite quantum physicist. As I get older, I can definitely see the potential for attraction - you gotta ignore the pseudo uni brow, but foundational quantum mechanics? Sign me up.

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Telsa. What a dandy man. I'm sure he had the ladies screaming after him. How could you not? The sexy smirk? The nice-boy hair-do?

Plus, he has a hot car named after him.

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Might not be real. Might be more of a time traveling super hero. But hey, he's dorky enough for me.

Go Doctor.