After careful consideration, I think my personal opinion is Heisenberg at about 4500 rotations per minute. The "runner ups" were Fermi at 4200 rpm and Schrödinger at 4000 rpm.
Motivation:
Heisenberg: His uncertainty principle, valid for all particles expressing wave-particle dualism, has been generalized to include politics, interhuman relations, etc.
Fermi: The thermodynamic laws and particularly the word "enthropy" (which is much too cool a word to be used in science - he should have used "semifreddo" instead
) have been used as motivation of the strangest things.Schrödinger: Well, need I say more than "cat"?
