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In 1931, two men in fruit-basket helmets sealed themselves in a seven-foot aluminum sphere and rode a hydrogen balloon past 50,000 feet. The valve froze. The hull cracked. Meet Auguste Piccard, Switzerland's tallest contingency planner.
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She was eighty, papally approved, and had just buried an excommunicated nobleman in her cemetery. Ordered to dig him up, she walked outside and pulled up every grave marker instead. Meet Hildegard von Bingen, the unbudgeable abbess of Rupertsberg.
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He wore a ski mask in Princeton. He threw out his bed. His wife tasted every spoonful for thirty-nine years. When she went to the hospital, he stopped eating. Kurt Gödel, the logician who proved no system is complete, built one anyway.
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He painted the Earl's parrots and taught the Queen to draw. When a hotel blocked his sea view, he rebuilt his villa farther up the hill, identical floor plan, so the cat wouldn't feel lost. Edward Lear, nonsense poet, devoted housemate to Foss.
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In 1931, two men in fruit-basket helmets sealed themselves in a seven-foot aluminum sphere and rode a hydrogen balloon past 50,000 feet. The valve froze. The hull cracked. Meet Auguste Piccard, Switzerland's tallest contingency planner.
https://oddlet.com/p/x5y
#Histodons #HistS…
He amputated a leg in two and a half minutes, killed the patient, his assistant, and a spectator who died of fright in the gallery. Three hundred percent mortality, one stroke of the knife. Meet Robert Liston, the safest surgeon in London.…
He wore a ski mask in Princeton. He threw out his bed. His wife tasted every spoonful for thirty-nine years. When she went to the hospital, he stopped eating. Kurt Gödel, the logician who proved no system is complete, built one anyway.
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Five challenges. Thirty-one years. Four yachts, the last one sailed at eighty-two. He never won a single race for the America's Cup, yet smiled at every dock. Meet Sir Thomas Lipton, tea tycoon and the world's best loser.
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She climbed into bread ovens. She perched on gallows beside hanged thieves. She fled her own funeral for the church rafters because the mourners smelled of sin. Meet Christina of Sint-Truiden, the medieval shepherdess, patron saint of psyc…
She was eighty, papally approved, and had just buried an excommunicated nobleman in her cemetery. Ordered to dig him up, she walked outside and pulled up every grave marker instead. Meet Hildegard von Bingen, the unbudgeable abbess of Rupe…
He furnished Windsor Castle before he could grow a beard, drew every tile in the Palace of Westminster, and did it dressed as a shipwrecked sailor. Meet Augustus Pugin: Gothic architect, lifeboatman, full-time inconvenience to gentlemen.
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Inherited 40 million gold francs. Sailed around the world without leaving his cabin. Built the first motor-home and drove Europe with the curtains shut. Showed it to the Pope by photograph. Meet Raymond Roussel, tourist of the interior.
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Tulips and oxen sold off the porch for two dollars. Butterflies on the stove door she cooked supper on. Forget-me-nots on the stair-risers. Painted hands curled into fists. Maud Lewis, of Marshalltown, Nova Scotia — folk painter.
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He burned every note he wrote before twenty-eight, scavenged Ford hubcaps and bomber nose cones, and built a forty-three-tone scale inside an abandoned chick hatchery. Then Harry Partch hit record as the demolition crew arrived.
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Six foot four. Enormous mutton chops. A suitcase holding the entire prehistory of cinema. He boarded the Dijon-to-Paris express in 1890. The train arrived. He did not. Louis Le Prince: the man who invented being unseen.
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He painted the Earl's parrots and taught the Queen to draw. When a hotel blocked his sea view, he rebuilt his villa farther up the hill, identical floor plan, so the cat wouldn't feel lost. Edward Lear, nonsense poet, devoted housemate to …
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