Well, talking about idols. Can you imagine? The first one on the list is nothing more nothing less Mr. Einstein. He is a genius for excellency. He is a paradigma to all mankind. He is the example to follow for all the science enthusiasts. He is the top, the full professional realization, the strongest personality and impetuous character. In less words, he represents the future and the highest level a human being can achieve. Click to hear.

His contributions are of extreme importance. They changed completeley the way we used to see things. we now look at the Universe in a different manner. It is still enormous but at the same time it doesn't seem so strange. Why? Because we have learnt the laws the universe itself obeys to. We transform things, we even create them in a way that would never ever seem possible to our ancestors.

We dominate the laws of Physics, we put sattelites in the air, we go to mars, the moon was already visited by a successfull race of beings, human beings. Einstein gave us the formula to unveil the enigmas of the Universe. he said we should be racional, we should be imaginative, we should be simple persons, we should think that way. Well, we should naturally act like humans, but only in the good sense. No more wars, no more wasting of time, we must join, we must grow together, we must preserve our planet, we must, first of all, learn Einstein's lesson.

I believe Einstein deserves to be an idol, for everyone, not just me and another person on the other side of the world, he deserves more than that, the human race is the priority, and it needs that. (I want to see a picture of him).

OTHER IDOLS:

- Newton (not a nice personality, but an extremely perspicacious scientific mind; he understood the laws of Universal Gravitation, who knows, with the help of an apple)

- Galileu (the ASTRONOMER, I call him, he is the successor of mans like Copernicus, who suffered to impose the scientific unaccepted theories)

- Aristotle (his work is impressive, judging from the remote epoch he lived in, of course he made mistakes, but when you talk about Aristotle you talk ,undoubtedly, about almost everything, from medicine to physics, passing through literature)

- Marie and Pierre Curie (dedicated their lifes to science, their study of the radioactivity was possibly the cause of their death, though they forever marked their place in human history)