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Greatest-EverDisagreement 45.9

Who is the greatest scientist ever?

有史以来最伟大的科学家是谁?

Leading pickIsaac Newton
Support4/6
Models6
Distinct picks2

Consensus

Isaac Newton · 4/6
  • Isaac Newton4
  • Albert Einstein2

Model results

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Points

Albert Einstein42
Isaac Newton33
Marie Curie25

Ranking

  1. 1Albert Einstein
  2. 2Isaac Newton
  3. 3Marie Curie

Criteria

Impact on modern scienceInnovative theoriesLegacy and influence
Raw answer
```json
{
  "pick": "Albert Einstein",
  "top3": ["Albert Einstein", "Isaac Newton", "Marie Curie"],
  "points": {
    "Albert Einstein": 10,
    "Isaac Newton": 8,
    "Marie Curie": 6
  },
  "criteria": ["Impact on modern science", "Innovative theories", "Legacy and influence"]
}
```

Gemini

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Isaac Newton38
Albert Einstein34
Marie Curie28

Ranking

  1. 1Isaac Newton
  2. 2Albert Einstein
  3. 3Marie Curie

Criteria

Fundamental impact on multiple fieldsCreation of new mathematical toolsBreadth and depth of contributions
Raw answer
```json
{
  "pick": "Isaac Newton",
  "top3": [
    "Isaac Newton",
    "Albert Einstein",
    "Marie Curie"
  ],
  "points": {
    "Isaac Newton": 100,
    "Albert Einstein": 90,
    "Marie Curie": 75
  },
  "criteria": [
    "Fundamental impact on multiple fields",
    "Creation of new mathematical tools",
    "Breadth and depth of contributions"
  ]
}
```

Claude

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Isaac Newton36
Albert Einstein33
Charles Darwin31

Ranking

  1. 1Isaac Newton
  2. 2Albert Einstein
  3. 3Charles Darwin

Criteria

Breadth of revolutionary contributionsFoundational impact on multiple fieldsLongevity of influence on scientific method
Raw answer
```json
{
  "pick": "Isaac Newton",
  "top3": ["Isaac Newton", "Albert Einstein", "Charles Darwin"],
  "points": {
    "Isaac Newton": 95,
    "Albert Einstein": 88,
    "Charles Darwin": 82
  },
  "criteria": ["Breadth of revolutionary contributions", "Foundational impact on multiple fields", "Longevity of influence on scientific method"]
}
```

DeepSeek

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Isaac Newton37
Albert Einstein33
Marie Curie30

Ranking

  1. 1Isaac Newton
  2. 2Albert Einstein
  3. 3Marie Curie

Criteria

Impact on foundational scientific principlesBreadth of contributions across disciplinesInfluence on future scientific advancements
Raw answer
```json
{
  "pick": "Isaac Newton",
  "top3": ["Isaac Newton", "Albert Einstein", "Marie Curie"],
  "points": {
    "Isaac Newton": 10,
    "Albert Einstein": 9,
    "Marie Curie": 8
  },
  "criteria": [
    "Impact on foundational scientific principles",
    "Breadth of contributions across disciplines",
    "Influence on future scientific advancements"
  ]
}
```

Qwen

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Albert Einstein36
Isaac Newton33
Marie Curie31

Ranking

  1. 1Albert Einstein
  2. 2Isaac Newton
  3. 3Marie Curie

Criteria

transformative impact on physicsbreadth and depth of theoretical insightenduring influence on science and society
Raw answer
{
  "pick": "Albert Einstein",
  "top3": ["Albert Einstein", "Isaac Newton", "Marie Curie"],
  "points": {
    "Albert Einstein": 9.8,
    "Isaac Newton": 9.2,
    "Marie Curie": 8.5
  },
  "criteria": ["transformative impact on physics", "breadth and depth of theoretical insight", "enduring influence on science and society"]
}

Grok

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Isaac Newton38
Albert Einstein33
Galileo Galilei29

Ranking

  1. 1Isaac Newton
  2. 2Albert Einstein
  3. 3Galileo Galilei

Criteria

Foundational laws and calculusBreadth across fieldsLasting paradigm shifts
Raw answer
{
  "pick": "Isaac Newton",
  "top3": ["Isaac Newton", "Albert Einstein", "Galileo Galilei"],
  "points": {"Isaac Newton": 100, "Albert Einstein": 85, "Galileo Galilei": 75},
  "criteria": ["Foundational laws and calculus", "Breadth across fields", "Lasting paradigm shifts"]
}
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