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50 Greatest Minds of the 20th Century
The International High IQ Society's list of the 50 greatest minds of the twentieth century.
1. Albert Einstein
2. Steven Hawking
3. Thomas Edison
4. Bill Gates
5. William James Sidis
6. Werner Heisenberg
7. Watson and Crick
8. Marie Curie
9. Pablo Picasso
10. John Nash
11. Nikola Tesla
12. Mahatma Ghandi
13. Kurt Godel
14. Srinivasa Ramanujan
15. Niels Bohr
16. Carl Jung
17. Winston Churchill
18. Bobby Fischer
19. Richard Feynman
20. Linus Pauling
21. Edwin Hubble
22. John von Neumann
23. Erwin Schrodinger
24. Robert Oppenheimer
25. Alexander Fleming
26. Garry Kasparov
27. Marilyn Vos Savant
28. Shockley
29. George Orwell
30. Steven Weinberg
31. Bertrand Russell
32. John Lennon
33. Ludwig Wittgenstein
34. Jonas Salk
35. Henry Ford
36. J. Maynard Keynes
37. Alan Turing
38. Max Planck
39. Enrico Fermi
40. Marconi
41. Tim Berners Lee
42. Chandrasekhar
43. Claude Shannon
44. Jean-Paul Sartre
45. Stanley Kubrick
46. Ernest Hemmingway
47. Umberto Eco
48. Gregory Mikhailovich Fikhtengol'ts
49. Martin Luther King, Jr.
50. Simone de Beauvoir
Wednesday, November 06, 2002
Tuesday, October 22, 2002
I have subscribed to The newspaper today TNT.
And they closed shop without refunding my money till now.
And they closed shop without refunding my money till now.
I watched a movie Dil Vil Pyar Var last weekend. A OK movie with some good old hindi songs. A young cast but a weak story line.
I havbe started another blog for news.
I havbe started another blog for news.
MIT OpenCourseWare | Home MIT OpenCourseWare reflects the commitment of the MIT faculty to advancing education by increasing access to their academic materials through the Internet and the World Wide Web.There is some amazing stuff there in the open web. But most of it related to science. Not much of management there.
Wednesday, October 16, 2002
I actually can book Indian Railway tickets on the internet. And it was delivered promptly at home. Wow! Only that one needs to book it earlier than 2 days from date of departure and it cost Rs 30 per ticket(even if i book at the same time - it should be per delivery or i should be able to book more than one ticket in one transaction).
I have decided to give 2 more modules of the CPIM exam conducted by the APICS this December 7th. The exams will be on Detailed Scheduling and Planning and Strategic Management of Resources. I hope I can figure out how to prepare for this. Also I need to know what happened to the last 2 exams I gave.
I bought a cordless phone yesterday. GE make. Guess what? Its made in China. According to the FEER(Far Eastern Economic Review) "From General Electric to Samsung Electronics to Toshiba, as well as thousands of Chinese companies, manufacturers are finding that using China as an export base is often more profitable--and almost always far easier--than selling goods inside the country. The result is that China, once viewed by wide-eyed executives as the market of future riches, is instead becoming the world's factory floor. China's often-devastating competitiveness is helping to redraw the global corporate landscape, forcing companies around the world to scrap old business strategies — and some businesses altogether — and to come up with new ways to compete.
One upshot of China's emergence as a manufacturing powerhouse: It's becoming an increasingly powerful global deflationary force. China's manufacturing prowess is pushing down prices on a growing range of industrial, consumer and even agricultural products that it sells around the world" Anyhow, i hope it works.
One upshot of China's emergence as a manufacturing powerhouse: It's becoming an increasingly powerful global deflationary force. China's manufacturing prowess is pushing down prices on a growing range of industrial, consumer and even agricultural products that it sells around the world" Anyhow, i hope it works.
Wednesday, October 09, 2002
Am back to Chennai. The city looks horrible with the worst roads possible. Inteviewed for an automobile client who seemed to have some totally different requirement.
I hate Chennai. Now am getting up at 7:00 and reach office at 9:00. And back by the 6:30 bus.
Plan to do some work on an approach on SAP APO solutions for automobile. Have to get to fill my SCM blog.
Also got to try to get some work in Oz or NZ.
I hate Chennai. Now am getting up at 7:00 and reach office at 9:00. And back by the 6:30 bus.
Plan to do some work on an approach on SAP APO solutions for automobile. Have to get to fill my SCM blog.
Also got to try to get some work in Oz or NZ.
Thursday, October 03, 2002
I am not much of a cricket fan except for hearing snippets from the news.My old pal A.Satish from RIT days is a die hard cricket fan. Check this article "Bowlers of quality key to overcoming overseas mirage". And this " A week after the historic win, 'hangover' still stays". Watch out for more articles on cricket by Satish here.
Tuesday, September 17, 2002
Bangalore is becoming a hub for global IT majors, drawing 38 percent of the 112 IT- related foreign direct investment ventures India attracted in manufacturing and services between January 2001 and May 2002.
Do you ever read any of your spam mails? Jonathan Land even replies to every one of them. The spam letters are an interesting read.
Monday, September 16, 2002
I want to learn the guitar. So i asked Amit, friend of mine about it and this is what his reply was (edited). I am starting a new weblog on Guitaring: A Beginners to Guitaring.
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