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1 Miscellaneous if it’s not one thing it’s another 1 Potpourri

2 Cycloid Potpourri 2

3 Disputatious Potpourri 3

4 the slope Potpourri 4

5 Scientists etc Potpourri 5 NameBornFields Thales634 B.C.philosophyfirst philosopher Pythagoras570 B.C.geometrylittle evidence Democritus460 B.C.atomic theorystudent of Plato Aristotle384 B.C.physicsstudent of Plato, tutor of Alexander al-Khwarizmi780 A.D.algebraalgorithm

6 More Scientists Potpourri 6 NameBornFields Bacon1561empiricism Galileo1564physics, astronomy Kepler1571astronomy, mathematics Descartes1596mathematicsCartesian coordinates Newton1642physics, astronomy, mathematics Leibniz1646physics, mathematicssymbolic logic Maxwell1831physicselectromagnetics Einstein1879physics, astronomy Bohr1885physicsquantum mechanics

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