A&E Biography of the Millennium Part 9, 48-41

[Brianna2289]

At 6: 50 there was hella stuff about sex lmao

[JudgeGrif]

Steve Jobs made Personal Computers easy to use - the most important gadget of our time.

The Worldwide Web was created by Tim Lee using the "NeXTstep" computer created by Steve Jobs.

This stupid list continues to astound me in it's ignorance.

[JudgeGrif]

Chairman Mao can no longer do the work without the help of Colonel Sanders!

[metsfreak4life]

had the millennium ended 10-12 years later, Steve Jobs probably would have been on this list, perhaps in place of Bill Gates

[TheBanditKing2011]

My thoughts and "grades", continued:

#44: Someone may have invented it first, but Bell was the first to patent it and make it what it is today. A+

#43: A despicable man that, sadly, IS one of the most influential people of all time. A+

#42: Kudos to having Mendel so high. His writings pretty much started an entire scientific field. A+

#41: Jacka** Gates probably bought his way onto the freaking list. Easily the worst person on here. F

[TheBanditKing2011]

My thoughts and "grades" of each person in this part:

#48: If any two women deserve to be on this list, it's Queen Elizabeth and her. A

#47: I'd have put John Mauchly & J. Presper Eckert in Babbage's place, but it's great to see someone like him get recognized. B+

#46: He pretty much hit the nail on the head by saying that if you want to stay in power, you have to be ready to do whatever it takes. A-

#45: "William the Bastard" was a great military leader, ruler and thinker. A+

[Nonamearisto]

4:24 has the current mayor of NYC!!



[cheonmunka]

Marconi invented the phone, Bell patented it.

[roscoegino]

bell is too low on the list IMO

[ExodusPessoa]

Why punish someone because theyre alive?

[theinternetscholar]

1:26. . .I don't think the computer science and engineering revolution will ever end, unless there's some worldwide catastrophic event or something

[cnbzklsak]

dude

robin williams ftw

[jonahmccarthy]

" Microsoft purchased a CP/M clone called 86-DOS from Tim Paterson of Seattle Computer Products for less than US$50,000, which IBM renamed to PC-DOS." Wiki

[plesma13]

Hasn't it been proven that Graham Bell didn't invent the telephone?

[doseryder]

"And he was also damn lucky, that IBM didn't understand the value of what he was doing" - Vinton Cerf

[civwarfan]

Yes. My laptop messed up. Sorry.

[xfiles1986]

Is there more??:D

[civwarfan]

Please watch all 25 parts. 3 hours total. Thank you.