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(#1) Leonardo da Vinci
- Dec. at 67 (1452-1519)
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(#2) Isaac Newton
- Dec. at 84 (1643-1727)
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(#3) Galileo Galilei
- Dec. at 78 (1564-1642)
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(#4) Socrates
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(#5) Aristotle
- Dec. at 62 (383 BC-321 BC)
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(#6) Albert Einstein
- Dec. at 76 (1879-1955)
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(#7) Archimedes
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(#8) Nikola Tesla
- Dec. at 87 (1856-1943)
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(#9) Plato
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(#10) Marie Curie
- Dec. at 67 (1867-1934)
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(#11) Pythagoras
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(#12) Ludwig van Beethoven
- Dec. at 57 (1770-1827)
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(#13) Michelangelo
- Dec. at 89 (1475-1564)
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(#14) Johann Sebastian Bach
- Dec. at 65 (1685-1750)
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(#15) Johannes Kepler
- Dec. at 59 (1571-1630)
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(#16) Nicolaus Copernicus
- Dec. at 70 (1473-1543)
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(#17) Alan Turing
- Dec. at 42 (1912-1954)
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(#18) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Dec. at 35 (1756-1791)
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(#19) Carl Friedrich Gauss
- Dec. at 78 (1777-1855)
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(#20) Michael Faraday
- Dec. at 76 (1791-1867)
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(#21) Charles Darwin
- Dec. at 73 (1809-1882)
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(#22) Max Planck
- Dec. at 89 (1858-1947)
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(#23) Benjamin Franklin
- Dec. at 84 (1706-1790)
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(#24) Hippocrates
- Dec. at 83 (459 BC-376 BC)
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(#25) Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz
- Dec. at 70 (1646-1716)
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(#26) Euclid
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(#27) Friedrich Nietzsche
- Dec. at 56 (1844-1900)
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(#28) Johannes Gutenberg
- Dec. at 70 (1398-1468)
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(#29) René Descartes
- Dec. at 54 (1596-1650)
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(#30) William Shakespeare
- Dec. at 52 (1564-1616)
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(#31) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- Dec. at 83 (1749-1832)
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(#32) Confucius
- Dec. at 72 (550 BC-478 BC)
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(#33) Immanuel Kant
- Dec. at 80 (1724-1804)
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(#34) Jesus Christ
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(#35) Niels Bohr
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(#36) Homer
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(#37) Stephen Hawking
- 77
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(#38) Blaise Pascal
- Dec. at 39 (1623-1662)
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(#39) Werner Heisenberg
- Dec. at 75 (1901-1976)
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(#40) Alexander Graham Bell
- Dec. at 75 (1847-1922)
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(#41) Wilhelm Röntgen
- Dec. at 78 (1845-1923)
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(#42) Sun Tzu
- Dec. at 48 (543 BC-495 BC)
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(#43) George Orwell
- Dec. at 47 (1903-1950)
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(#44) Voltaire
- Dec. at 84 (1694-1778)
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(#45) Thomas Jefferson
- Dec. at 83 (1743-1826)
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(#46) Mark Twain
- Dec. at 75 (1835-1910)
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(#47) Fyodor Dostoyevsky
- Dec. at 60 (1821-1881)
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(#48) Enrico Fermi
- Dec. at 53 (1901-1954)
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(#49) Dante Alighieri
- Dec. at 56 (1265-1321)
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(#50) Johannes Brahms
- Dec. at 64 (1833-1897)
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