The Most Influential Scientists Of The 20th Century

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J. Robert Oppenheimer, Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla are three of the most influential minds of the 20th century. Leader's in their respective fields, their work would go on to make history for decades to come, for better or for worse.
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This Documentary is a People Profiles Production on the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla. Please subscribe to their channel for more: www.youtube.com/@PeopleProfiles

[@markspence3750]

Some modern physicists now run Hedge Funds, Financial Markets.... can you imagine someone like Einstein or Oppenheimer focusing their intelligence on making money, instead of the job at hand? It is a scary world when people who are good at math, good at looking at the future and technology, use that talent to make themselves wealthy, instead of using their skill to make the world better.

[@onlyloveisreal527]

Real insight much appreciated

[@PrimordialOracleOfManyWorlds]

einstein would have become an ultra-financial genius, globalist, neo-Marxist elite, a real trillionaire. he believed in socialism and a global government. he would have been the ultra-poster child of the wef and "pacify" the world with a global government that he would rule.

[@johnlewis5330]

Yes, and they do a pretty bad job of it, financial crisis: 2008

[@markspence3750]

@@johnlewis5330 I am referring to Eric Weinstein... lol

[@congli2567]

​@@johnlewis5330 believe me, they didn't felt that crisis at all. They make things like that, or kor. Virus to make billions, because they all are prepared in advance for those event. Like betting in sports being rigged, we live in a very miserable rigged world. And we could make this Earth the Heaven, just if we gave it a try.

[@kaj75ab]

Tesla is without question the greatest inventor / scientist to have ever left their mark on the entirety of humanity to have ever lived in all of human history. His innovations have single handedly moved humanity into the modern world and will continue to do so for years to come. Not only was he ahead of his time, but he was also still far ahead of ours. The impact this man had on every human living today and all to come is simply immeasurable. He changed humanity more than any human that has ever lived.

[@garrett6064]

Einstein's "greatest blunder" it turns out was correct after all, now we call it Dark Energy. The numbers match exactly.

[@joegordon-p6x]

Einsteins greatest " blunder" turns out Einstein calling it a blunder lol

[@Charles-eb7bs]

Tell me...has anyone ever seen or tested dark matter or dark energy.. if so please let me know.

[@congli2567]

​@@Charles-eb7bs , there are numerous examples in astrophysics, when anything don't follow the rules we know of, mainly for movement we then introduce the dark energy or dark matter for the reason of that miscalculation. I think I gave you some kind of an answer. Peace

[@FARDEEN.MUSTAFA]

It was a great documentary about great Scientists and their contributions for Quantum Physics, as well as with criticisms. Albert Einstein was a great Scientist and Physicist. His General theory of Relativity is really dynamic to interact with Gravity, Spacetime,Time Travel and theory of Single Graviton Particle which is outstanding. He was German but He calculated English Alphabets to build the most beautiful equation of all time E=mc^2 for Quantum Physics. According to Nobel Prize post, 100 years ago Albert Einstein predicted Gravitational Waves and fulfilled in 2015 by Scientists and Physicists and that was awesome. Thanks for great documentary.

[@franktothemax]

Incredible content. Love this stuff.

[@petarswift5089]

In the 20th century, the greatest scientist in the Balkans was M. Milankovitch.

[@KeystoneInvestigations]

While I agree with the list, I am surprised my name isn't on the list. After all, I did invent a time machine! 😃

[@joegordon-p6x]

more brilliant than Einstein? lol thats a stretch, he was brilliant but Einstein is in another league of insight into reality.

[@garrett6064]

The Nobel Prize commission didnt want to give Einstein an award at all. At the time Europe hated Jews and Germans, wguch Einstein was both. They also disliked theoretical physicists and preferred experimental physicists. One member of the board that votes for the prize in physics wtote in a letter that Einstein would never get a prize while he was on the board. Max Planck devised the math that lead to quantum physics but everyone (Planck included) thought that it was just a clever math trick to solve a problem. Einstein came up with the experiment that proved the theory correct and is often sited as one of the fathers of quantum physics. By 1920 it was commin knowledge that the board was prejudiced and that Einstein should have won several prizes. The board wanted to give Max Planck the prize but was basically forced to give it to Einstein first since he proved the theory correct. Neil Degrass Tyson has said that Einstein should have gotten 8 nobel prizes, other estimates on the web put the number as high as 11.

[@GilesMcRiker]

Tesla was an.eccentric engineer, not a scientist

[@Guðmundur4369]

He was Tesla.. nuff said

[@Ometecuhtli]

Nikola Tesla reminds me a little bit of P.A.M. Dirac in that both were absolute geniuses in their youths, but perhaps their own brilliance made them somehow stubborn later in life and wouldn't really accept the contributions from other scientists. More than Edison his rivalry with Marconi appears to have been a big source of Tesla's discomfort and bitter dispute, and perhaps a lack of respect for the younger generation is what made he declare he could disprove Einstein's theory. Sharing the Nobel prize with Thomas would've been easier for him than with the Italian inventor as the battle of the currents was relatively short lived (no dispute AC was superior once their systems were tested), and the fact that he should've known that the experiments at Wardenclyffe weren't exactly working out as expected. Obsessed with his ideas I think he was responsible for the lack of recognition at that period of his life and naturally elicited harsh responses as other people wouldn't want to see Astor's or Morgan's money poured into endeavors with no clear direction. Similarly as I said, Dirac got distracted by the beauty of mathematics and could only accept theories if its equations pleased him, forgetting that much of progress isn't exactly "clean" and that ultimately a better understanding of the universe doesn't necessarily have to be tied to our concept of aesthetics, so he did stop contributing and concentrated on teaching after such brilliant start of a career.

[@moodyrick8503]

*A permanent stain on the legacy of Edison ;* Edison put ego & pride over logic & reason, when _he stood firmly in the way of alternating current._

[@jqp897]

The only one of the bunch who used his intellect to bring joy to the world was Tesla.

[@jacksondodd8835]

What does Joy have to do with anything? I understand your point, but most scientists are not typical human like we are. They are very analytical and joy to them inconsequential. But I do agree with your premise, but Joy does not necessarily mean good scientific work.

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

​​​​​@@jacksondodd8835 because without Einstein's equation the sun wouldn't shine and Tesla not even alive to have fun on the beach. He couldn't even pick sunflowers just for fun

[@moodyrick8503]

Tesla : _A true genius of invention._ But ignorant in the ways of generating & holding onto his income.

[@rowdyess5341]

This narrator just said Vincent Van Goff. Not Van Gogh. Go away and don't come back.

[@rowdyess5341]

Never mind I'm leaving

[@TheNotoriousPRP]

I found climate change and nothing wow but with out great men of the pass and Google's ai and my teacher we all might not ever know

[@SherwoodBurke-g9s]

Perez Amy Allen Steven Gonzalez Joseph

[@CromwellAndy-d4r]

Williams Joseph Lopez Daniel Garcia William

[@JordanArno-l7x]

Thomas Laura Taylor Frank Jones Eric

[@xvlog6475]

💥🕉️

[@gerardopc1]

❤❤❤

[@markspence3750]

This is definitely a Pro-Russian, video. I love free speech, but KZbin needs to delete this video.

[@JusticeAlways]

Feel free to just not watch it.

[@markspence3750]

@@JusticeAlways To live in a country that blocks information, that is a disgusting life.

[@kristopherburkholder9366]

there’s “ red flags “ all around us my friend!

[@kristopherburkholder9366]

I can say it’s not very accurate about Oppenheimer‘s quote which the narrative says” his lips never muttered” , that is absolutely 100% incorrect as I saw the interview in which he said it. Makes you wonder what else is 100% incorrect….

[@Justinanddad2016]

How is this pro Russian?