http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual Who was the greatest person in World History? Sun, 14 Jun 2009 16:32:36 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Galileo Galilei is without a doubt one of the most significant individuals in history. He has made and confirmed many scientific discoveries and has contributed to the modern world in many ways. A display of his studies were alternate titles he was given by people. He was also known as, ... http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/09/galileo-galilei-is-the-best-without-a-doubt/ Niccolo Machiavelli (see super-hot picture above) can easily be considered one of the greatest individuals in history, in that he was one of the most influential theorists in the realm of politics. As political agendas tend to have an effect on economics, social standards, and even culture, one ... http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/08/the-man-who-said-what-everyone-else-was-thinking-machiavelli/ On February 12, 1809, in Shrewsbury, England, the greatest individual in history was born, Charles Darwin. Charles Darwin's early life was not very good. He was kicked out of school in Shrewsbury because he was doing very poorly. He also dropped out of a medical course at Endinburgh University because ... http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/charles-darwin/   Bob Marley is considered by many to be one most influential musicians of all time. His album Legend went ten times platinum in the U.S and was ranked forty-six in Rollin Stones best five hundred albums. Bob Marley spread a message of love and peace and fought against racism and ... http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/bob-marley-eternal-artist/ Louie Pasture was a famous french scientist who was born on December 27 1822 in the french town of Dole (Remember that everytime you chug down its canned fruit). He was the son of a veteran of Napoleons Grand Army, Louie Pasture and his family moved to Arbois where he completed his ... http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/who-is-the-greatest-individual-its-louie/ Could any building, road, or even this very laptop exist without a2 b2 and c2? Could anyone ever pass a math class more advanced than Algebra without the knowledge of the Pythagorean theorem? And does this make Pythagoras, the person who discovered this relationship between the sides of right triangles, the greatest ... http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/pythagoras/ Albert Einstein was the greatest individual in history because of his huge contributions to science. Throughout his whole life he was considered the lazy student that did not attend classes or if he did, did not pay attention, and then proved the world wrong by becoming the most famous physicist ... http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/einstein-a-physicist-ahead-of-his-time/     Every time a student sits down in a physics class; every time something falls off the counter onto the ground; every time someone looks at a ray of light and sees colors; every time someone takes a derivative or an integral in calculus class; every time someone looks up through a telescope ... http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/newton-knew-a-ton/ To most the name Alexander Graham Bell brings about thoughts of the telephone. What most don't realize is that he did much more than just invent the telephone. Alexander Graham Bell was a inventor, scientist, tinkerer, engineer, and honorary chief of a Mohawk tribe. Bell was born in Edinburgh, Scotland on ... http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/alexander-graham-bell-not-the-inventor-of-the-graham-cracker/ Mitchel Musso -Reuse Reduce Recycle   So as we all know the environment.... not doing so well.  Is it not one of the main focuses of the 21st century to go green?  Everywhere you look girls have those new tote bags that say go green, kids are being taught the three r's song about reusing reducing ... http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/rachel-carson/