Arise, Sir Isaac! Newton’s London career

[@GreshamCollege]

This is a re-upload of a lecture given by Dr Patricia Fara on 26th February due to the live-stream failing during the event

[@stevesteve8469]

What would the tagline for a blockbusting movie about our finest scientist be? It would need to cover his many serious disputes - Challoner, De Fatio, Leibniz, Hooke, Trinity College, Stephen Gray, Flamsteed to name a few, or a study of the circumstances surrounding his mental breakdown. The screenplay practically writes itself.

[@stevesteve8469]

@@qed100 read his disputes. I think it would. There's a very dark and mystical side to his nature

[@stevesteve8469]

@@qed100 anything of interest to add?

[@stevesteve8469]

Excellent lecture. I am writing a film script covering his life in London. This is very helpful

[@TimothyZakaria]

Interesting life but what happened to King James Stuart I didn't know that this King most likely lived during the time of Newton. I'm not a Math person but Newton was religious

[@helping_others]

He should have used heat, pressure and water when making his own Gold x

[@honourlovelovelovelove3126]

She looks like "Heddy Lange" from NCIS LA

[@hoodstonsrealworld6164]

A Shaman said he was born in the year 1666. Now figure out his initials.

[@michaelmelling9333]

@@qed100 Sometimes in these sorts of esoteric chats or considerations, it's okay to apply fuzzy logic like how poets are given latitude to take certain liberties. I personally find Mark Martin's comment interesting, especially since back in 1997 I had a mystical experience in which The Lord Jesus informed me that "science is the false religion mentioned in the Bible's Book of Revelation."