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An English poet and playwright whose genius for storytelling remains unmatched. His timeless plays, including Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet, offer profound insights into human nature. He enriched the English language immeasurably and is considered the most influential writer in Western literature.

A transformative musician and cultural icon. As a creative force in The Beatles, his songwriting reshaped popular music. His later solo career and passionate peace activism, immortalized in the anthem "Imagine," cemented his legacy as a powerful and enduring symbol of hope and change.

Co-founder of Microsoft, which revolutionized personal computing. He later became a leading philanthropist through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, focusing on global health, education, and poverty. His innovations and charitable work have had a profound global impact.

A brilliant inventor and businessman whose creations shaped the modern world. His Menlo Park laboratory produced the phonograph, motion picture camera, and the first commercially practical light bulb. His work in electric power distribution helped illuminate cities, making him a true industrial pioneer.

An Influential thinker who shaped modern management theory. He introduced concepts like management by objectives and coined “knowledge worker.” His work predicted trends like decentralization and lifelong learning, and he championed management as a serious discipline across business, government, and nonprofit sectors.

A pioneering businessman and philanthropist who founded Standard Oil in 1870. He became the richest American of his time, controlling 90% of U.S. oil. After retirement, he focused on philanthropy, funding education, medicine, and science. He established key institutions and helped define modern charitable foundations.

A Los Angeles Lakers icon and one of basketball's greatest players. Over a 20-year career, he won five NBA championships and two Olympic gold medals. His legendary "Mamba Mentality"—a relentless work ethic and competitive spirit—made him a global icon who inspired millions.

Brilliant physicist known for quantum electrodynamics, Feynman diagrams, and the parton model. He won a Nobel Prize, helped develop the atomic bomb, pioneered quantum computing, and popularized science through books, lectures, and his engaging personality. He remains one of the most influential physicists in history.

Billionaire investor, attorney, and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. As Warren Buffett’s key partner, he shaped its philosophy and promoted rational thinking through mental models. Known for ethical investing, philanthropy, modest living, and sharp wit, Munger influenced finance, education, and architecture.