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| The only actor to win a Golden Globe and serve as President of the United States. | |
| From birth until his Last Supper, he was an artist, studied plate tectonics and anatomy, and drew pictures of tanks and flying machines. | |
| The only person to win a Nobel Prize in two different sciences. | |
| A student of Plato, he is remembered today for his work in philosophy, physics, metaphysics, poetry, theater, music, logic, rhetoric, politics, ethics, zoology, and biology. | |
| Known primarily for his boxing career, this man is also an ordained minister and will grill you about his entrepreneurship. | |
| Most remembered today for a theorem that bears his name, this Greek mathematician, philosopher, and scientist was a major influence on Plato and likely coined the word philosophy. | |
| The only person to win a Heisman Trophy and coach a team to an NCAA FBS national championship. | |
| In addition to being the 'Father of Modern Linguistics', he is an MIT professor, political activist, author, and major advocate for anarcho-syndicalism. | |
| Chancellor to the Pharaoh Djoser, he was among the first architects, engineers, and physicians in recorded history. | |
| One of only four women to win an Emmy, Grammy, Tony, and Oscar, she also has a Drama Desk, a BAFTA, three People's Choice Awards, and a Mark Twain prize. | |
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| The only person ever to serve as U.S. President and Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. | |
| The only person to have been President of a nation and Secretary-General of the U.N. | |
| A U.S. federal judge from 1981-2017, he is also a law professor, literary critic, economist, political theorist, and philosopher. | |
| The only Mercury astronaut to also fly on the Space Shuttle (and be a U.S. Senator). | |
| The first African-American to earn a masters degree from Harvard, he was a sociologist, historian, economist, and author of 'The Soul of Black Folks'. He also co-founded the NAACP. | |
| The only person to play in both a Super Bowl and a World Series. | |
| Born a slave in Missouri during the Civil War, this man excelled in botany, education, music, and was most known for his inventions relating to peanuts. | |
| After obtaining his medical degree from Harvard, this man authored 27 novels (including Jurassic Park), created the television series ER, and directed five films. | |
| Author, lawyer, architect, statesman, and violinist, he spoke six languages and invented the polygraph copying device. | |
| Remembered as an American Founding Father, he was an author, printer, scientist, and inventor. Thank him if you're reading this with bifocals. | |
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