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by Anonymous 2 years ago

Wow, man. Really makes you think...

by Anonymous 2 years ago

Or Maybe they wrote down their works only for them to be burnt in a mass book burning losing all record of their works

by Anonymous 2 years ago

Ehhh, I think the "greatest minds" would be recognized and propelled forward no matter the circumstances. I mean I doubt there's any chance Einstein doesn't become Einstein.

by Anonymous 2 years ago

Nah. There are a LOT of people out there who never have the opportunity to really shine.

by Anonymous 2 years ago

But are they the greatest minds or just great minds

by Anonymous 2 years ago

There's no reason to think some of them wouldn't be some of greatest minds. Of the greatest minds that we know of, almost all of them had the considerable opportunity of being born to middle or upper class families, or lived in a place where they were still able to access some education/information. That should be a pretty big indicator that opportunity is a critical factor. Faraday was probably the least privileged one I can think of, but he's the exception to the rule, and he still had access to some education and a bit of luck. If he hadn't lived in London and hadn't done his apprenticeship with a book binder, there's every chance he might have gone on to merely be a very clever blacksmith or something that history would have forgotten.

by Anonymous 2 years ago

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by Anonymous 2 years ago