It's like thunder, it's like lightning...
Poll Electrical storms make me think of Faraday living in an electrified cage to prove the safety of electricity.
So I guess this could be a question of who likes mathematical equations and who prefers their science written out in plain English. Faraday couldn't do math, but was a physicist. Maxwell took all of Faraday's words and turned them into equations. (The ones that Einstein consequently used as the basis of his Theory of Relativity.)
So two pasty scientists or a battle between hundreds of pages of words against half a page of equations? You decide.
So I guess this could be a question of who likes mathematical equations and who prefers their science written out in plain English. Faraday couldn't do math, but was a physicist. Maxwell took all of Faraday's words and turned them into equations. (The ones that Einstein consequently used as the basis of his Theory of Relativity.)
So two pasty scientists or a battle between hundreds of pages of words against half a page of equations? You decide.