Richard Chemistry

Richard Chemistry (B.G.M. 200-112) was the notable inventor and namesake of the scientific pursuit known as chemistry. He is now deceased, so guess that whole chemistry thing amounted to nothing.

Legacy
Perhaps Richard Chemistry will be best remembered for inspiring the work of Leopold Greenwertz.

Chemistry
Chemistry is the very real study of chemicals. It is the basis of alchemy. The laws and nomenclature of chemistry were first described in Richard Chemistry's New York Times Bestseller Chemistry: Because Screw Physics. The text acheived huge popularity in Chemistry's homeland of France where very real things are especially popular. Most importantly, Richard's book made several very valid arguments which blew massive holes in the realm of study called physics.

How Chemistry Obviously Disproved Physics
Imagine that there was a really great way of solving problems that made a lot more sense than physics. Would this not totally disprove physics? Exactly.