7. Pythagoras, Greek mathematician (approximately 575-500 BC)
Yes, it's the same man, whose name was called theorem, which we all learned in school. However, besides the fact that Pythagoras studied trigonometry, he was the first prominent scientist, who asserted that natural phenomena can be explained mathematically. Moreover, it was Pythagoras, Plato was inspired to write the theory of democracy. It turns out, we should thank for half of all Pythagorean invention are useful gizmos.
Oddities:
Pythagoras discovered his own religion. However, this religion was absolutely insane. She had 2 main dogma: the transmigration of souls; beans are evil. Yes, it is not any there imaginative, weird beans, a simple bean.
Mad directives:
- Under no circumstances shall not eat beans.
- Smooths all the wrinkles on the pillow / bed.
- Do not sleep across the bed.
- Do not walk on the highway.
- Do not let the swallows nesting under the roof.
In his directive was to even somewhat understandable tenets: vegetarianism, pacifism, but it is their Pythagoras often violated.
6. Lord Byron, English poet (1788-1824)
Oddities:
Pythagoras discovered his own religion. However, this religion was absolutely insane. She had 2 main dogma: the transmigration of souls; beans are evil. Yes, it is not any there imaginative, weird beans, a simple bean.
Mad directives:
- Under no circumstances shall not eat beans.
- Smooths all the wrinkles on the pillow / bed.
- Do not sleep across the bed.
- Do not walk on the highway.
- Do not let the swallows nesting under the roof.
In his directive was to even somewhat understandable tenets: vegetarianism, pacifism, but it is their Pythagoras often violated.
6. Lord Byron, English poet (1788-1824)
He is considered second only to Shakespeare's most talented poet of England. In another 14 years, Byron published his first work. His poem "Don Juan" is one of the most brilliant in English poetry.
Oddities: It all started when Byron arrived in Cambridge, where he was immediately ordered to send his dog back home, as students were forbidden to keep a pet. Byron then decided to have an animal, a ban which was not a speech in a set of rules. He brought the bear. This animal lived with Byron in his dorm room. Scattering the students, so drove pet for a walk.
Yes, Byron really loved the animals: he had 10 horses, eight enormous dogs, three monkeys, five cats, an eagle, a crow, a falcon. And all these creatures (except horses), walking around the house.
Then the poet has a new hobby: he played in the war admiral. Byron has built two small stone forts, and in the lake he had his own fleet of toy ships.
5. Tycho Brahe, Danish astronomer (1546-1601)
Oddities: It all started when Byron arrived in Cambridge, where he was immediately ordered to send his dog back home, as students were forbidden to keep a pet. Byron then decided to have an animal, a ban which was not a speech in a set of rules. He brought the bear. This animal lived with Byron in his dorm room. Scattering the students, so drove pet for a walk.
Yes, Byron really loved the animals: he had 10 horses, eight enormous dogs, three monkeys, five cats, an eagle, a crow, a falcon. And all these creatures (except horses), walking around the house.
Then the poet has a new hobby: he played in the war admiral. Byron has built two small stone forts, and in the lake he had his own fleet of toy ships.
5. Tycho Brahe, Danish astronomer (1546-1601)
Quiet known extraordinary precision and the accuracy of their astronomical measurements. At a time when the optical astronomy was a young science, Braga made several important discoveries, including the laws of planetary motion
Oddities:
Imagine: you are in need of funding so that you convene a dinner party, to which she invites a very important and wealthy people. Everything should be nice and sedate? It was not there. Quietly hires a dwarf who inexplicably sits silently under the dining table.
4. Michelangelo, Italian artist of the Renaissance (1475-1564)
Oddities:
Imagine: you are in need of funding so that you convene a dinner party, to which she invites a very important and wealthy people. Everything should be nice and sedate? It was not there. Quietly hires a dwarf who inexplicably sits silently under the dining table.
4. Michelangelo, Italian artist of the Renaissance (1475-1564)
Of all the artists in the world, only four had the honor to give his name one of the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." Michelangelo was one of them )))). His paintings are still among the most famous in the world.
Oddities:
This genius has ignored even the most basic "points" for self-preservation. Moreover, he rarely bathed, he practically did not change clothes, sometimes even falling asleep in the shoe. In the words of the artist's assistant, sometimes for as long Michelangelo did not wash his skin slazit itself like a snake.
All its strangeness led to the fact that the artist began to suffer from autism. He rarely spoke to anyone, sometimes interrupted the conversation to his middle and walks away. And when his brother died of Michelangelo, he did not even go to the funeral. He sacrificed everything he had in his life for the sake of painting.
3. Nikola Tesla, physicist and engineer (1856-1943)Oddities:
This genius has ignored even the most basic "points" for self-preservation. Moreover, he rarely bathed, he practically did not change clothes, sometimes even falling asleep in the shoe. In the words of the artist's assistant, sometimes for as long Michelangelo did not wash his skin slazit itself like a snake.
All its strangeness led to the fact that the artist began to suffer from autism. He rarely spoke to anyone, sometimes interrupted the conversation to his middle and walks away. And when his brother died of Michelangelo, he did not even go to the funeral. He sacrificed everything he had in his life for the sake of painting.
His name means a lot to science, even though Tesla was recognized posthumously. Robert Lomas himself called him "the man who invented the 20 century." Nikola Tesla played a major role in opening:
- Radio
- Electricity
- Computer
- Robotics
- Radar
- Ballistics
- Nuclear Physics
Oddities: Tesla suffered from obsessive-compulsive disorder. He was afraid to touch any subject on which it was at least a little dust. In addition, Tesla avoided all round. Before you enter the building, he is sure of his three rounds. If he had to stay at the hotel, he demanded a room whose number would necessarily be divisible by three. During the meal Tesla has always enjoyed 18 napkins: 3 batches of 6 napkins.
2. Empedocles, a Greek scientist and philosopher (490-430 years. BC)
- Radio
- Electricity
- Computer
- Robotics
- Radar
- Ballistics
- Nuclear Physics
Oddities: Tesla suffered from obsessive-compulsive disorder. He was afraid to touch any subject on which it was at least a little dust. In addition, Tesla avoided all round. Before you enter the building, he is sure of his three rounds. If he had to stay at the hotel, he demanded a room whose number would necessarily be divisible by three. During the meal Tesla has always enjoyed 18 napkins: 3 batches of 6 napkins.
2. Empedocles, a Greek scientist and philosopher (490-430 years. BC)
Empedocles is one of the most famous geniuses who made significant contributions to science. Another 450 years before Jesus was born Empedocles discovered:
- As light travels at a speed of
- That the Earth has a spherical shape
- Centrifugal force
- What is the air - a substance
- The theory of evolution.
- Italian School of Medicine
Oddities:
Empedocles believed in what he is - God. In order to prove all the skeptics their immortality, Empedocles said that he would jump into the volcano Etna and jump back unharmed. As the poet Richard Osborne: "Great Empedocles, sinful soul, jumped into Mount Etna and fry."
1. Yukio Mishima, Japanese writer (1925-1970)
- As light travels at a speed of
- That the Earth has a spherical shape
- Centrifugal force
- What is the air - a substance
- The theory of evolution.
- Italian School of Medicine
Oddities:
Empedocles believed in what he is - God. In order to prove all the skeptics their immortality, Empedocles said that he would jump into the volcano Etna and jump back unharmed. As the poet Richard Osborne: "Great Empedocles, sinful soul, jumped into Mount Etna and fry."
1. Yukio Mishima, Japanese writer (1925-1970)
Already in 1924, Yukio published "Confessions of a Mask» («Confessions of a Mask»), thanks to the work it ranked as the literary elite in Japan. In the next 20 years he has published 20 other literary works, has been nominated for three Nobel Prizes.
Oddities: Photo above - This is the cover story of Mishima, entitled "Sun and Steel". On the cover of the author himself with a samurai sword in his hand and a bandage. Mishima founded the cult Takenokay or, in other words, "protective society". In this society he was a member and cute boys-teens. In his spare time, they raised various gravity (to get a beautiful body), martial arts, worship is not even Mishima, Japan and the Emperor himself.
November 26, 1970 Mishima attempted a coup. In this case, he was supported by only four lovely teenager and his sword.
Oddities: Photo above - This is the cover story of Mishima, entitled "Sun and Steel". On the cover of the author himself with a samurai sword in his hand and a bandage. Mishima founded the cult Takenokay or, in other words, "protective society". In this society he was a member and cute boys-teens. In his spare time, they raised various gravity (to get a beautiful body), martial arts, worship is not even Mishima, Japan and the Emperor himself.
November 26, 1970 Mishima attempted a coup. In this case, he was supported by only four lovely teenager and his sword.
