If you had to pick one topic to cover in Physics, which do you think is the most important for the general public?

Momentum 4% (13 votes)
Energy 43% (157 votes)
Angular Momentum 2% (8 votes)
Classical Electromagnetism 7% (27 votes)
Classical Thermodynamics 11% (39 votes)
Non-Relativistic Quantum Mechanics 4% (15 votes)
Statistical Mechanics 5% (17 votes)
Condensed Matter Physics 2% (7 votes)
Special Relativity 2% (8 votes)
Quantum Field Theory 5% (19 votes)
General Relativity 3% (11 votes)
Some other topic, which I probably ought to explain in a comment, but who has time to leave comments, and anyway, it would spoil my carefully cultivated air of mystery. 4% (13 votes)
Those are all nice, but what REALLY matters is the Grand Unified Theory I have devised, and will be happy to email you whether you want it or not. 2% (8 votes)
As a being of pure intellect, I scoff at your petty disciplinary divisions, and bask in the oneness of all things. Especially radio-button polls. 7% (27 votes)

Total Votes: 369

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