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    Introduction Gerolamo Cardano is the one that have the most colorful and striking personalities in the history of science , He was a very peculiar innovator. He invented the Cardan shaft, pillows to reduce allergic reactions (very new in those days) and the combination lock. And he is the best known for the contributions to mathematics, solving the mathematical fourth order equations problem so in 2000 he was found the company with the wish to innovate the financial world, based on the notion…

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    the past and move onto the future. The Enlightenment also helped people understand the scientific processes and opened up the circumstances of politics. The Enlightenment helped people to think deeper about certain things in life. For example, Isaac Newton, a scientist who explained the physics of gravity, helped people understand the laws of physics. John Locke, a famous philosopher helped society assert their right in government. Jean-Jacques Rousseau, a French philosopher, stated that…

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    Issac Asimov Analysis

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    Another rather innocent proposal is simply unplugging the machine when we sense danger. Is this even possible – can you put the evil back into the Pandora’s box? There will be so many ways of machine communication at levels that we are even unconscious with – radio waves, digital signals, code manipulation etc. We certainly don't have the ability to lock the super intelligence up forever. Therefore, the real regulation shall lie in the program of artificial intelligence, or, more precisely, in…

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    While he was at Nurnberg, Leibniz came into contact with one of the most well-known German statesmen of that time. His name was Johann Christian, Freiherr von Boyneburg. Boyneburg gave Leibniz a job as an assistant. Leibniz wanted to gather together all human knowledge and so he published plenty of books containing valuable information. He wanted to go to Paris so he could meet more scientist to help him learn. Boyneburg allowed him to go to Paris in 1672. Boyneburg also died in that same year,…

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    Sputnik And The Space Race

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    Since the beginning of time, humans have had a fascination with cosmos. Many great scientists have helped with our lust and wondering of the great beyond. For example Galileo Galilei- a sixteenth-century Italian Astronomer, who invented his telescope to help cure his curstoutiy of the stars in the sky. Scientists with his common interests are what made it possible to travel into an outer domain. When looking at space travel, it is important to look at what made the soviets decide to travel into…

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    Galileo's lived a successful and made many accomplishments in life; creating world changing inventions and perspectives of the world. He received support from his family and from the family he grew. He was the one of six siblings, born in Pisa, Italy February 15, 1564. As he grew up and his family moving around, he decided to travel. Even though he didn’t settle during this time but once he began his travels he met a beautiful women Marina Gamba in Venice. He didn’t quit settle down, but in the…

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    The Medici family, sometimes referred to as the House of Medici, rose to power by starting the Medici bank in Florence, 13th. Through that bank, they became one of the wealthiest families of the Renaissance era. The Medici family is well known for their support in architecture and arts. They would pay artists commissions in return for major works of art. The Medici family had a major influence on the arts of the Renaissance era as they used their wealth to help artists focus on their work…

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    Scientific Revolution was in the 17th century (1543-1687). In The Scientific Revolution mathematics was key to understanding the nature of things in the universe as renaissance thinkers believed. Nicolaus Copernicus,Johannes Kepler, Galileo Galilei, and Isaac Newton were all great mathematics who believed the secrets of nature were written in the language of mathematics. The Scientific Revolution…

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    Ancient Israel was a nation in a state of constant flux. From thousands of years ago up to the present, the region has changed drastically, affecting the lives of millions. At the center of this discord lies the city of Jerusalem. Throughout its history, Jerusalem has been attacked, defended, destroyed, and rebuilt over its long history. Of the thousands of cities in the world, Jerusalem is lauded as one of the holiest, holding significance in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Thousands of years…

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    Tycho Brahe Childhood

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    Tycho Brahe was born in 1546 in a Danish high nobility family, during a time in which Denmark had just transitioned from Roman Catholic to Lutheran, and had emerged as a dominant power that not only covered the area of modern Denmark, but of Norway and Iceland. Tyco was raised by his uncle Jorgen, who wanted a child so dearly that he abducted Tycho from Tycho’s parents. Born to one of the most prominent families in Denmark, Tycho’s led an early life with privilege and indulgence. He was educated…

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