(#3) Galileo Galilei
- Dec. at 78 (1564-1642)
(#33) Immanuel Kant
- Dec. at 80 (1724-1804)
(#45) Thomas Jefferson
- Dec. at 83 (1743-1826)
(#42) Sun Tzu
- Dec. at 48 (543 BC-495 BC)
(#2) Isaac Newton
- Dec. at 84 (1643-1727)
(#40) Alexander Graham Bell
- Dec. at 75 (1847-1922)
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Many history lovers like to discuss who is the greatest person in history. The American scholar Will Durant also discussed the 10 greatest minds in history. History is made up of human civilization activities, driven by great ideas, and cannot be interpreted as a series of lifeless figures and facts. The most noteworthy things are those historical figures who have made lasting contributions to human civilization with their thoughts.
The random tool introduced 1344 of the greatest minds in the world whose rational thought promotes historical progress. The history of human civilization is the course of rational thought.
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