In your onion which single person has contributed most to the human race?
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My onion doesn't have opinions it just makes me cry
^^edit: srs answer is what above poster said and also anyone who has come up with vaccines and cures for any sort of disease. Think Jonas Salk, Pasteur, Jenner, etc. Man there are so many different people though that could be on this list... generals that have had to make huge decisions that have decided wars, kings and emperors in the past who made decisions that affected the whole course of the known world, etc.
If you want to get really technical about this, then probably Genghis Khan. He legit "contributed" the most to the human race being that at some point more than 1% of everyone on the planet had his DNA at some point lmaoLast edited by Mav3535; 03-03-2014 at 09:55 AM.
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lol @ darwin.
Newton. Galileo. Einstein. Tesla (greatest shame on the men who used this great man, lookin at you Edison).
Also if we're talking strictly genetics. David and then Genghis Khan.
*EDIT* IDK how I forgot Euclid. GOAT right there.Last edited by gwem32170191; 03-03-2014 at 10:38 AM. Reason: EUCLID
“It is not so much the major events as the small day-to-day decisions that map the course of our living. . . Our lives are, in reality, the sum total of our seemingly unimportant decisions and of our capacity to live by those decisions.” ― Gordon B. Hinckley
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Reminds me of a video I saw, or maybe a paper. It's the reason why I say it doesn't matter (was originally going to go with Newton).
Essentially, it said that things would have been figured out within a relatively small time frame of when they were if it weren't for the disoverer. Throughout history, there have been multiple people working on similar ideas, but we credit the guy who did it first (or claimed it first).
For example: Newton and calculus. Leibniz also figured it out at the same time.
Electricity with Tesla and Edison (although Tesla did it better).
Evolution with Darwin and Lamarck
Telephone with Bell and Gray
So what it comes down to is, these things all would've happened with or without the person attributed to their discovery. And therefore, there is no person who contributed the most.
Edit: Seeing some of the responses while I was typing that, I think I would have to go with a world leader. Genghis Khan is a good one, Alexander the Great might be one too.
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