Charles Babbage
English polymath and mechanical engineer who originated the concept of a digital programmable computer.
1791-1871Figures
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Charles Darwin
English naturalist whose theory of evolution by natural selection became the foundation of modern evolutionary studies.
1809–1882Charles de Gaulle
A French general and statesman who led Free France during WWII and founded the French Fifth Republic.
20th CenturyChester A. Arthur
The twenty-first U.S. President who surprised critics by becoming a champion of civil service reform.
19th CenturyChristopher Columbus
Italian explorer whose 1492 transatlantic voyage opened the Americas to European exploration and colonization.
1451–1506 CEChristopher Luxon
The Prime Minister of New Zealand and former CEO of Air New Zealand, leading a center-right government.
21st CenturyCicero
Roman statesman, lawyer, and philosopher who exerted a profound influence on the Latin language and Western rhetoric.
Late Roman RepublicClaude Elwood Shannon
American mathematician and electrical engineer widely celebrated as the founding father of information theory.
1916–2001Claudia Sheinbaum
First female President of Mexico and a scientist specializing in energy and environmental engineering.
1962 CE - PresentCleopatra
The last active ruler of Ptolemaic Egypt, renowned for her intellect, political acumen, and alliances with Roman leaders.
Hellenistic PeriodConfucius
Ancient Chinese philosopher whose teachings on ethics and social harmony profoundly shaped East Asian culture.
Spring and Autumn periodCyril Ramaphosa
The President of South Africa and a key figure in the anti-apartheid struggle and the ANC.
20th-21st CenturySiliconJury Originals
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