Ten People Who Could Change The World

What does it take to produce a world-changing breakthrough? Humans try again and again to arrive at a formula. These days, the X-Prize Foundation sponsors competitions in areas such as space travel and genomics, with a mission, it says, "to bring about radical breakthroughs for the benefit of humanity." As far back as 1714, meanwhile, the British government pursued this same so-called "market approach" to sparking innovation, offering a king's ransom, ... Full Story »

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by Dale Penn - Oct. 1, 2008

Amazing and thought provoking piece on "revolutionaries" in various realms of science and technology who are literally trying to change the world. This can be taken as a stand alone article, or as a suite of information - going deeper into the stories of "10 people who could change the world"; "15 Things We Wish Someone Would Invent"; and "15 People Who Changed the World. You can also look at a contrary point of view in "You Can't Predict Who Will Change The World." Worthwhile!

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