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== Hart's Top 15 (from the 1992 edition) == |
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These are the top 15 people listed in the 1992 edition of [[Michael H. Hart]]’s published |
These are the top 15 people listed in the 1992 edition of [[Michael H. Hart]]’s published book titled [[The 100|The 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Persons in History]]. |
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Hart's Top 15 (from the 1992 edition)
These are the top 15 people listed in the 1992 edition of Michael H. Hart’s published book titled The 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Persons in History.
Name |
Influence |
Status, comments on article |
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Albert Einstein | physicist, relativity, Einsteinian physics | Featured Article |
Aristotle | Greek philosopher | Fair, B class |
Buddha | founder of Buddhism | Fair, B class |
Christopher Columbus | explorer, led Europe to the Americas | Fair, B class |
Confucius | founder of Confucianism | Fair, B class |
Euclid | Greek mathematician, Euclidean geometry, author of various influential theories | Fair, B class |
Johann Gutenberg | developed movable type and made great advances in printing | Short, five screens. One reference listed. |
Galileo Galilei | astronomer, accurately described heliocentric solar system, led way to Newton's work | FA |
Isaac Newton | physicist, theory of universal gravitation, laws of motion, major developments in mathematics, optics, thermodynamics | FA |
Jesus Christ | central figure of what would become Christianity | Controversial. |
Louis Pasteur | scientist, pasteurization, Germ Theory | Fair, B class |
Moses | major prophet of Judaism and leader | Fair. |
Muhammad | Prophet of Islam | Controversial. |
St. Paul | proselytizer of Christianity | Too long, 60 kb. Appears to be very well sourced. |
Ts'ai Lun | inventor of paper | Short, one screen. No sources listed. |