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Great minds think alike (view source)
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Scientists and even artists have had the same idea, or ideas which were remarkably harmonious, despite not having communicated. [[Liebniz]] and [[Newton]] independently invented the [[calculus]] between 1665 and 1676.<ref> Newton and Leibniz are generally considered the twin independent inventors of calculus. [http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Calculus-Wars/Jason-Socrates-Bardi/e/9781560257066]</ref>
Scientists and even artists have had the same idea, or ideas which were remarkably harmonious, despite not having communicated. [[Liebniz]] and [[Newton]] independently invented the [[calculus]] between 1665 and 1676.<ref> Newton and Leibniz are generally considered the twin independent inventors of calculus. [http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Calculus-Wars/Jason-Socrates-Bardi/e/9781560257066]</ref>
The [[Sherman Brothers]] report picking the same six chapters of [[Mary Poppins]] for a story line as [[Walt Disney]]; their song, "My Own Home", for ''[[The Jungle Book]]'' had the same sequence of musical imagery as [[Ken Anderson]]'s storyboard.<ref>Ronny Schiff's introduction to ''The Sherman Brothers Songbook'', pp. 8-7, Hal Leonard (Milwaukee)</ref>
The [[Sherman Brothers]] report picking the same six chapters of [[Mary Poppins]] for a story line as [[Walt Disney]]; their song, "My Own Home", for ''[[The Jungle Book]]'' had the same sequence of musical imagery as [[Ken Anderson]]'s storyboard.<ref>Ronny Schiff's introduction to ''The Sherman Brothers Songbook'', pp. 8-7, Hal Leonard (Milwaukee)</ref>
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