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| | *the [[Bible]] | | *the [[Bible]] |
| | :*the earliest gospel -- the [[Gospel of Mark]] -- was likely written by a non-Apostle who witnessed the events as a young boy | | :*the earliest gospel -- the [[Gospel of Mark]] -- was likely written by a non-Apostle who witnessed the events as a young boy |
| − | :*[[Encouragement of Jesus]] by ordinary, unexpected people played an essential role | + | :*[[Encouragement of Jesus]] by ordinary, unexpected people who played an essential role |
| | :*the [[Epistle to the Hebrews (Translated)|Epistle to the Hebrews]] was possibly written by [[Jesus]]; its intellectual force is at the highest level | | :*the [[Epistle to the Hebrews (Translated)|Epistle to the Hebrews]] was possibly written by [[Jesus]]; its intellectual force is at the highest level |
| | *the [[Apostles]] | | *the [[Apostles]] |
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| | *pamphleting, as in ''[[Common Sense]]'' | | *pamphleting, as in ''[[Common Sense]]'' |
| | *the "Little Free Library" concept to encourage reading and knowledge - "take a book, give a book" | | *the "Little Free Library" concept to encourage reading and knowledge - "take a book, give a book" |
| − | *the solution of one of the greatest unsolved problems of our time, the [[Poincaré conjecture]] (see below) | + | *the solution of one of the greatest unsolved problems of our time, the [[Poincaré conjecture]] (see below); also, the proposed solution to the "abc conjecture," merely posted on a website [http://www.nature.com/news/the-biggest-mystery-in-mathematics-shinichi-mochizuki-and-the-impenetrable-proof-1.18509] |
| | *[[Georg Cantor]], founder of the basis for modern math ([[set theory]]), taught at an obscure university and never lectured on his brilliant breakthrough in [[mathematics]] for which he is revered today | | *[[Georg Cantor]], founder of the basis for modern math ([[set theory]]), taught at an obscure university and never lectured on his brilliant breakthrough in [[mathematics]] for which he is revered today |
| | *[[Ronald Coase]], an originally obscure economist, developed the now-accepted [[Coase theorem]] despite nearly unanimous rejection and opposition by experts | | *[[Ronald Coase]], an originally obscure economist, developed the now-accepted [[Coase theorem]] despite nearly unanimous rejection and opposition by experts |