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That list didn't even have Cyrus the Great, who you could argue allowed the propagation of the Abrahamic faiths.
And I will argue........ I don't believe he did!!!!
That list didn't even have Cyrus the Great, who you could argue allowed the propagation of the Abrahamic faiths.
Google said that he had a few but later on set them freeI always thought Ben Franklin was interesting. He has his hand in everything. Major scientific breakthroughs, founding the country, fondling the women, drinking the booze, writing brilliant essays.
I'm afraid to Google whether he was a slave owner though. And if you know, don't tell me.
Hitler was not a moron. Evil AF? Sure. You cannot gain power the way he did without being intelligent. Now, he was kind of awful at warfare but that's a different thing from being a moron.Hitler was a moron, there’s nothing fascinating about him
I don't think IQ determined who was the boss, but Hitler could not have been stupid. Goring may have been more intelligent than Hitler. Other things besides intelligence factor in to politics but Hitler most certainly was above average.Goring had like 138 IQ it was tested during the trials. If so, you'd think Hitler's would have been even higher, being his boss and all
In b4 Elon Musk or Steve Jobs.I'd say Isaac Newton for me.
And for the notorious/infamous Adolf Hitler.
Hitler was not a moron. Evil AF? Sure. You cannot gain power the way he did without being intelligent. Now, he was kind of awful at warfare but that's a different thing from being a moron.
Ok, you believe what you want but based on what we know he wasn't a moron. Crazy AF? Definitely. But not a moron.Cult of personality. Still a moron.
From 1785 to 1788, he served as President of Pennsylvania. At some points in his life, he owned slaves and ran "for sale" ads for slaves in his newspaper, but by the late 1750s, he began arguing against slavery, became an active abolitionist, and promoted the education and integration of African Americans into U.S. society.I always thought Ben Franklin was interesting. He has his hand in everything. Major scientific breakthroughs, founding the country, fondling the women, drinking the booze, writing brilliant essays.
I'm afraid to Google whether he was a slave owner though. And if you know, don't tell me.