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Newton is often seen as one of the most influential men in all of history and perhaps the greatest scientist ever.  His work was influential even in philosophy, as he inspired [[Kant]] to create the philosophical concepts of the [[categorical imperative]] and the [[synthetic a priori]].   
 
Newton is often seen as one of the most influential men in all of history and perhaps the greatest scientist ever.  His work was influential even in philosophy, as he inspired [[Kant]] to create the philosophical concepts of the [[categorical imperative]] and the [[synthetic a priori]].   
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After his death and burial, Newton was exhumed so he could be buried in a more prominent location in [[Westminster Abbey]].  During this exhumation process, it was discovered that Newton had large amounts of [[mercury]] in his body, probably as a direct result of his [[alchemy|alchemical]] experiments.  Exposure to large amounts of mercury may explain Newton’s eccentricity in his latter years, as well as his cause of death.<ref>Newton Biography[http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/Newton.html]</ref>
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After his death and burial, Newton was exhumed so he could be buried in a more prominent location in [[Westminster Abbey]].  During this exhumation process, it was discovered that Newton had large amounts of [[mercury (element) | mercury]] in his body, probably as a direct result of his [[alchemy|alchemical]] experiments.  Exposure to large amounts of mercury may explain Newton’s eccentricity in his latter years, as well as his cause of death.<ref>Newton Biography[http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/Newton.html]</ref>
    
== Gravity ==
 
== Gravity ==
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