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A CENTURY OF LIONS/THE 20TH CENTURY TOP 100

An SI Board Since October 1999

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Emcee: Neocon	Type: Unmoderated

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796	All of those are good things, unless you need to kill someone. Anyway, is the D	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
795	Peace, non-violence, compassion. That's the difference.	Bill	-	10/27/1999
794	A billion? I am not sure that that is the correct figure, but a billion people	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
793	A BILLION people think he's a saint. That's enough for me.	Bill	-	10/27/1999
792	I would like a better defense of the Dalai Lama than that a bunch of people thi	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
791	Haha!! I can always get more educated!	Bill	-	10/27/1999
790	I will let Zoltan rip you a new one over Wilson. Not bad. I have just been work	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
789	OK, here's my revised top 20. 1. Ronald Reagan 2. Winston Churchill 3. Fra	Bill	-	10/27/1999
788	Actually Lizzie, this is something we agree on. I considered Thomas Watson earl	Bill	-	10/27/1999
787	<i>Up with the Saints!</i> Hear Hear! (Or is it here here?) Oh ye	Tom Clarke	-	10/27/1999
786	Actually, I went out of my way to get people who are not household names, like	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
785	Well, since you have basically laypeople making your list, Watson will not be i	Lizzie Tudor	-	10/27/1999
784	Thank you. As you can see, I consider my list unfinished, and I will seriously	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
783	Dalai Lama, Mother Theresa, Albert Schweitzer, Martin Luther King, et al. Char	jbe	-	10/27/1999
782	Well, as far as the assembly line is concerned, Mike Dell did probably as much	Lizzie Tudor	-	10/27/1999
781	It's kind of tough when you are a contemporary to evaluate historical impac	Tom Clarke	-	10/27/1999
780	No question his council started something that had/is having far reaching impli	Tom Clarke	-	10/27/1999
779	5 million saved. That's why they belong.	Bill	-	10/27/1999
778	I think you make an interesting point, but the reason Ford is included is that	Neocon	-	10/27/1999
777	One problem you guys seem to have is that you are giving the industrial revolut	Lizzie Tudor	-	10/27/1999
776	Sorry, I didn't catch it, Albert Sabin: <i>Salk's work "was	Zoltan!	-	10/27/1999
775	Many revere them as saints. John 23rd is my Pope.	Bill	-	10/27/1999
774	Perhaps I should have left them combined, Salk/Sabin.	Bill	-	10/27/1999
773	Not sure if the Dalai Lama or Mother Teresa qualify. If you're going to pic	Tom Clarke	-	10/27/1999
772	I told you my rationale. Fermi is too important...	Neocon	-	10/27/1999

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