Who are you who is so wise in the ways of science?
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I am Arthur.  The son of Luther Pendragon.\nKing of the Britons.\nDefeater of the Saxons.\nRuler of all England!
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Who are the 'we' you refer to?\n\n\nThis would be you and...who, exactly?
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Descartes\n\nI know, I know....we're kinky and nerdy.
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It is called Faith! And i am taken very seriously and admired for wealth of knowledge and intelligence. Have a wonderful day, God bless
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Who has the best qualities and treats you best.
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Someone who understand things perfectly and take things seriously. Someone who listens and knows about life. Someone who is wise and intelligent.
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it can not definitely be something other than human since only us have the capacity of thinking.this will be a classical answer but einstein was a good one. I do not want to say that he is the most intelligent one because he was a clever one but he also had the opportunity to show himself. there are lots of people who even do not have the opportunity to read, so in this case Einstein is best example to someone intelligent and able to show it to the rest of the world.
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do you mean sentient?  Scientist? sentiment?  sensational?
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if i had to venture a guess, i would say carl sagan...am i close?????\n\nok, maybe not carl sagan, how about walter cronkite, possibly in walter cronkites universe???
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Yippee!!!\nI am so smart....S M R T!!\nD'OH !!!
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Most definitely a SCIENTIST!!  Sacred Geometry! the Golden Mean! 12 around 1!!  He is truly the Divine Architect!!!
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Albert Einstein.  There are so many mysteries in the world, and I feel it would be fantastic to be able to solve some and come up with theories for others as well as Einstein.  (I love puzzles and mysteries, so in a small way I do know the feeling, but it would be amazing to do so in a large scale).
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From our ignorance(about science).\nIsaac Newton said of himself near the end of his life, "I do not know what I may appear to the world; but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, while the great ocean of truth lay all un- discovered before me."
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Charles Darwin\n\nIssac Newton
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er, smart?\n\n\n\nbwhahahaha!
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Do you consider yourself to be very clever?
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the one with the cleverest answer