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**Enfotanab** · 06-23-2006, 04:06 PM

Well...I would have placed Jesus First. This is all opinion and mine would change depending upon what day it is...LOL. I may not have liked all these folks but wow.....

2. Mohammad
3. Buddha
4. Martin Luther
5. Karl Marx/Lenin
6. Alexander the Great
7.Julius/Augustus Caeser
8. Genghis Kahn
9. Hitler
10. Charlemagne
11. Mao Tse Tung
12. Sigmund Freud
13.Ghandi
14.Stalin
15.Galileo Galilei
16.Aristotle/Plato
17.Newton
18.Euclid
19.Edison
20.Watt
21.Ford
22.Jenner
23. The Widow's Son...
24. Napolean
25. Hippocrates
26.Marconi
27. Zworykin/Farnsworth (TV)
27.Konrad Kuse (Computers)
28. Gates/Jobs

Some of the others on the list were credited for things they really didn't do.

Movable type existed before Gutenberg for one..

An iron printing press was first invented by Chae Yun-eui (채윤의) in 1234, 216 years ahead of Gutenberg's feat in 1450.[1],and the first movable type by chinese Bi Sheng between 1041 to 1048 in the world. He does clarify the Galileo accurately described heliocentricity and Copernicus but Aristotle first described it.

Euclid described mathematical principles that were in use. What he really did was systemize them. The Egyptians were using many of his concepts already in building. It's no surprise that he worked out of Alexandria, Egypt.

There are others..

06-23-2006, 04:06 PM	#8
Enfotanab Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 398 Senior Member	Well...I would have placed Jesus First. This is all opinion and mine would change depending upon what day it is...LOL. I may not have liked all these folks but wow..... 2. Mohammad 3. Buddha 4. Martin Luther 5. Karl Marx/Lenin 6. Alexander the Great 7.Julius/Augustus Caeser 8. Genghis Kahn 9. Hitler 10. Charlemagne 11. Mao Tse Tung 12. Sigmund Freud 13.Ghandi 14.Stalin 15.Galileo Galilei 16.Aristotle/Plato 17.Newton 18.Euclid 19.Edison 20.Watt 21.Ford 22.Jenner 23. The Widow's Son... 24. Napolean 25. Hippocrates 26.Marconi 27. Zworykin/Farnsworth (TV) 27.Konrad Kuse (Computers) 28. Gates/Jobs Some of the others on the list were credited for things they really didn't do. Movable type existed before Gutenberg for one.. An iron printing press was first invented by Chae Yun-eui (채윤의) in 1234, 216 years ahead of Gutenberg's feat in 1450.[1],and the first movable type by chinese Bi Sheng between 1041 to 1048 in the world. He does clarify the Galileo accurately described heliocentricity and Copernicus but Aristotle first described it. Euclid described mathematical principles that were in use. What he really did was systemize them. The Egyptians were using many of his concepts already in building. It's no surprise that he worked out of Alexandria, Egypt. There are others..
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