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Vegetarian
Era
Vegetarian
Nobel Laureates
and
Scientists
In order to help
preserve our planet’s natural resources, many of the world’s
greatest thinkers and scientists throughout history have observed
a vegetarian diet and affirmed its necessity from the standpoints
of both morality and logic. The following is a brief list of these
noble individuals:
Nobel
Laureates |
Rabindranath
Tagore, 1913, Literature |
Albert
Einstein, 1921, Physics |
George
Bernard Shaw, 1925, Literature |
Sir
C. V. Raman, 1930, Physics |
Albert
Schweitzer, 1952, Peace |
Linus
Pauling, 1954, Chemistry and 1962, Peace |
George
Wald, 1967, Medicine |
Isaac
Bashevis Singer, 1978, Literature |
Chandrashekar
Subrahmanyam, 1983, Physics |
Elie
Wiesel 1986, Peace |
The
14th Dalai Lama, 1989, Peace |
Aung
San Suu Kyi, 1991, Peace |
V.
S. Naipaul, 2001, Literature |
JM
Coetzee, 2003, Literature |
Eminent
scientists and inventors |
Sir
Isaac Newton, father of physics |
John
Ray, father of English natural history |
Leonardo
Da Vinci, architect, inventor and artist |
Benjamin
Franklin, author, journalist, scientist, inventor and statesman |
Thomas
Edison, inventor |
Nikola
Tesla, inventor, physicist and engineer |
Srinivasa
Ramanujan, mathematician |
Edward
Witten, physicist and string theorist |
Brian
Greene, physicist and string theorist |
Jane Goodall, primatologist |
Vijay
Raj Singh, medical physicist |
Kalpana
Chawla, NASA astronaut |
Steve
Jobs, founder and CEO of Apple Computer |
Nathaniel
Borenstein, creator of MIME (email) language |
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