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I choose A.Grejm because he is one of the most unique scientist.

1) He created a flying frog.
2)He is a knight.
3)He is the only owner of both Shnobelev and Nobel Prizes
4)He invented graphene.
5)He pointed out the co-author of his hamster in one of his articles.
6)He created a material identical to the web of Spider-Man.
7)He wants astronomers to discover a giant asteroid that threatens to destroy the Earth in 50 years.
8)He is not only a physicist but also a philosopher.

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Because he's a genius

I.
On 11 November 2009, Gilmour received an honorary doctorate from the Anglia Ruskin University. So he is a doctor of arts.

II.
In his youth he studied at an architectural colleague but later he dropped out from this colleague and he even didn't even have a music education.

III.
He is a fan of the football club Arsenal.

IV.
He has taken part in projects to promote international charities related to such subjects as animal rights, homelessness, poverty, environmentalism, wildlife conservation, human rights, and music therapy. In May 2003, Gilmour sold his house in Little Venice to the ninth Earl Spencer and donated the proceeds worth £3.6 million to Crisis to help fund a housing project for the homeless.

V.
While traveling with friends in Italy and France they had to steal a truck in consequence of the lack of money.
This traveling resulted in Gilmour requiring treatment in a hospital for malnutrition.

VII.
He is multi-instrumentalist.

VIII.
In 2005, Gilmour was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to music.

IX.
In January 2007, Guitar World readers voted Gilmour's solos, "Comfortably numb", "Time" and "Money" into the top 100 Greatest Guitar Solos ("Comfortably Numb" was voted the 4th, "Time" was voted the 21st and "Money" was voted the 62nd greatest solo of all time).

X.
In 2011, Rolling Stone magazine ranked him number 14 in their list of the greatest guitarists of all time.

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I'd like to share the information about Barys Kit because he was an outstanding Belarussian scientist, whose name is well-known far beyond the boundaries of the country and who has not abandoned his roots and his native language.

1. Despite his emigration, Kit stayed a conscious Belarusian through all his life: “Everything I did in my life —- I did for my homeland and its fame”. He lived out his final years in a Jewish nursing home and celebrated his 107th birthday in 2017. He died on February 1, 2018.

2. Since Borys's youth he had strongly loved history. When he had been applying to Vilnius University, he wanted to enter the Faculty of History. But as soon as he noticed hundreds of people standing in front of the HistFac's doors, he chose to apply to the Faculty of Mathematics, where only five people're standing.

3. In 1944 Barys Kit was arrested by the Gestapo. He was imprisoned in Vileyka. And his former students have saved him from execution.

4. As a school inspector of the Baranavichy District, he contributed to the foundation of hundreds of Belarusian primary and dozens of secondary schools.

5.   Barys Kit spoke 7 languages including: Belarusian, Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, French, German and English.

6. Kit is the author of the first manual on rocket propellant "Rocket Propellant Handbook", published in 1960.The book received many positive reviews and is referenced in rocket science publications even today. Thanks to him, it became possible to travel to the Moon, run the program "Shuttle" and more other.

7. Barys Kit used to meet V. Bykov every day for the whole year. Bykov was writing down his stories. According to the scientist, this was the most exciting year in his life!
8. Recipe of longevity:

Belarusian genes

Activity of teaching and science.

Terribly hard life (hunger is good for the body)

Do not overeat

Clear conscience.

9.  A "time capsule" with Kit's name was immured in the wall of Capitol in Washington, D.C.(according to other data, this capsule is now in a special repository of Harvard University and will be opened by descendants only after 500 years).

10. There's Barys Kit's page on VipFaq.com

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I chose Alan Turing because he is the father of computer science and artificial intelligence. And it's hard for me to imagine a modern world without these technologies.

1. In 1936 Turing published a paper in which he came up with the idea of the Universal Turing machine which was capable of computing anything that was computable.
2. During World War II he was the principal man responsible for breaking the Enigma code used by the Germans.
3. Turing often ran 60 km to London for meetings, and he liked to chain his coffee mug to a radiator at Bletchley Park to stop other people using it.
4. In 1948 he wrote a chess programme for a computer that had yet to be invented. He also published several important papers on mathematical biology.
5. He worked on standards for machines to be called intelligent. The same principle is used today in online CAPTCHA tests, which determine whether a user is a person or a machine.
6. Whether he committed suicide is debated.
7. He almost became an Olympic athlete.
8. He was prosecuted for being gay.
9. The biggest award in computer science is named after him.
10. Alan Turing has been named as one of the 100 most important people of the 20th century.

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The reason why I chose this inventor is pretty simple: he was one of the scientists who helped people with bad vision to see this world in all its beauty.

1. The achievement of August Müller was grinding scleral lenses from blown glass and using them in his medical practice.

2. Refinements in his process led him to be able to correct his own severe -14 dioptre miopia to within 0.50 D.

3. Müller's compatriot Adolf Fick had published his work on contact lenses earlier in 1887, but his lenses were heavy and could only be worn for short periods.

4. Müller's lenses were lighter and shaped to match the curved contour of the cornea.

5. Müller called his development Hornhautlinsen or 'corneal lenses'.

6. His efforts to develop a new corrective lens were ultimately unsuccessful, since a patient could only tolerate the lens bearing down heavily on the sclera for half an hour, less than those of Fick.

7. Moreover, it had to be inserted underwater to prevent trapping air bubbles, and cocaine administered to anaesthetise the eye.

8. He did however lay the groundwork for later researchers and his ideas and recommendations on fit, tear flow and rounded edges still form the basis for contact lens fitting today.

9. In 1932, Müller donated three lenses to the German Museum in Munich.

10. Otto Wichterle was a Czech chemist who developed sylon and started making contact lenses from this material.

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I choose him, because despite his disease he was one of the best minds on the planet. It is very inspires me.

1) At the high school, he build a computer along with his group of friends and his mathematic teacher
2) He was a part of the rowing team at University College (Oxford)
3) When asked, which was the most mysterious thing in the world , Hawking replied - it’s women!
4) When she was 21,Stephen  was diagnosed with motor neurone disease and told that he only had two years to life
5) Hawking was an atheist
6) His second wife was his nurse
7) When he lost the ability to write and speak, he wrote “ A Brief History of Time” using the synthesizer
8) Stephen Hawking claimed that the egg came before the chicken
9) He discovered that black holes aren’t black
10) Believed in aliens