What does it mean to be famous? For example, Chesley Sullenberger got into second position in the ranking of the Top 100 most influential people of 2009 just for a successful emergency landing of a plane, as a result of which no one was injured. But time passes, and all these rating names are erased and dissolved behind millions of the same rating names. But there are ten people who are known in every part of the globe. They knew about them, they know about them and will continue to know about them. And we invite you to remember these ten people in the Top Greatest People of All Time. The names on the list are arranged in ascending order, from tenth to the most important, first place.
The greatest people of all time. Top 10. Sir Isaac Newton
If you were to rank people for a query on Google, then Albert Einstein would be in tenth place; in one month, the query “Albert Einstein” gets up to 6.1 million search queries. But much more books have been written about Isaac Newton, and Albert Einstein is unlikely to ever be able to defeat him in this sense. Sir Isaac Newton discovered the Law of Attraction, coined the term "gravity", invented the reflecting telescope, won Roman Catholic Church justification of geocentrism and determined that any, even the smallest object in the Universe moves. IN free time Newton explored the principles of optics. He lived a long life and died at the age of 84.
The greatest people of all time. Top 10. Leonardo da Vinci
In the case of one of history's greatest men, Leonardo da Vinci, a Google search can be quite inaccurate. And if you enter only the name “Leonardo,” Google will return a bunch of links to Ninja Turtles and people who drowned on the Titanic. But if you type full name Leonardo da Vinci, it will immediately become clear that he is known throughout the world. A man who could do anything. And all the books about him and his inventions are perhaps the largest and most interesting summary in the world. He was an engineer, inventor, anatomist, architect, mathematician, geologist, musician, cartographer, botanist, writer and sculptor. He invented a rifle, even if it didn’t immediately look like what we used to call a rifle, but Leonardo’s rifle could shoot at a distance of 1000 yards. He invented the parachute, 300 years before it was officially invented. He invented the hang glider, 400 years before its official invention. Leonardo's hang glider was based on the work of bird wings. He could imagine what a helicopter should be like, but he could not understand what kind of force it would have to be to lift such a structure into the air. He invented a tank, which was a structure driven by a crankshaft. The structure could move and shoot simultaneously and in different directions. He invented scissors by connecting two knives with a bolt.
Along with incredible inventions for his time, Leonardo was a magnificent artist and sculptor. The work “Mona Lisa” is a masterpiece of world portraiture, around which controversy continues to this day.
The greatest people of all time. Top 10. William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare is a man whom we repeat every day, quoting and not even suspecting that it was he who came up with this phrase or expression. This is amazing, remember how often you say something like this: “all that glitters is not gold”, “a pitiful sight”, “food of the gods”, “all’s well that ends well”. It's all Shakespeare. And of course, the maestro’s most famous phrase: “to be or not to be.” Egil Aarvik, Committee Representative Nobel Prize, once said that Shakespeare would be the only person, who could qualify for the Nobel Prize more than once.
Speaking about Shakespeare's work, we can say almost nothing unambiguously about him himself. About his life, about him as a person. We only know that he was a simple actor, and then suddenly he suddenly became the greatest playwright. This gives rise to an incredible amount of rumors about whether Shakespeare was Shakespeare.
The greatest people of all time. Top 10. Adolf Gitler
Everyone knows who Adolf Hitler is. We all know that this man is the root cause of World War II. He provoked the war for two main reasons, so to speak. First: become the most powerful man on Earth and in history, and rule the world. The second reason: to create as much pain as possible against all those whom he personally considered responsible for putting Germany into an insulting and humiliating position after the First World War.
Hitler was an excellent speaker, and he knew what his compatriots wanted to hear and knew that they felt the same feelings towards the offenders of Germany as he did himself. Consequently, it was not difficult at all to raise people to “great” achievements and conquests.
Second World War became the hardest, bloodiest war in human history. It led to the greatest human losses. The estimated number of victims of World War II is 71 million. And Hitler is to blame for this. And during the war, he knew about it. He knew that all these victims were his victims, and he was glad about it. He was proud of it. Today, Hitler is on the same list as the “Devil” and “Satan” in the hearts and minds of people.
The greatest people of all time. Top 10. Apostle Paul of Tarsus
In sixth place in our ranking Greatest people of all times. The top 10 is the Apostle Paul of Tarsus. The Apostle Paul is considered the most important person on the issue of the spread of Christianity, its ideology and principles. The Apostle Paul is considered the most important Christian apologist.
The Apostle Paul is the most famous and revered apostle of all the disciples of Christ.
The greatest people of all time. Top 10. Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha)
It may surprise you, but most people who Google Buddha's name are not Buddhists. In the Western Hemisphere and throughout Europe, Buddhism is not as widespread as in the Eastern part - Nepal and India. It is known that Buddha was a mortal man who achieved nirvana and spiritual awakening at the age of 35. To achieve nirvana and spiritual knowledge Buddha sat in meditation for 49 days under a tree until he gained knowledge of what needed to be done to end human suffering. Having learned the truth, the Buddha carried his teachings to people so that all those who do could be freed from torment in their lives. This path is called the Noble Eightfold Path, which consists of: right view, right intention, right concentration, right speech, right actions, right living, right effort and right mindfulness. According to the teachings of Buddha, if you adhere to these simple rules, you can truly become happy man, independent of anything.
The greatest people of all time. Top 10. Moses
Moses is revered by all the major modern religions of the world, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. He is the greatest prophet of the Supreme Testament, the liberator of the Jewish people from Egyptian slavery. Moses was a legislator, a judge, a man through whom the Lord conveyed his main 10 commandments.
According to legend, Moses was found as a baby in a basket floating on the Nile and was raised as the son of Pharaoh. There is no generally accurate information about Moses, except that he grew up in a noble Egyptian family, and one fine day he saw an Egyptian mocking his Jewish slave, killed the Egyptian and fled into the desert. Here, in the desert, God first appeared to Moses as a burning bush. This turning point inspired Moses, and he, inspired, went to Pharaoh to ask him to release all the Jews, otherwise the Lord would send such torment to the Egyptians that they would not be able to stand it. And so it happened. Pharaoh resisted, but the Lord showed his strength and sent unimaginable torment to the Egyptian people. Ultimately, Pharaoh was forced to release Moses along with all the Jews.
Moses led the Jews through the deserts for 40 years so that they would all be reborn from slavery, and here the Lord passed on his basic laws through Moses.
The greatest people of all time. Top 10. Abraham
Bronze in our ranking of The Greatest People of All Time. The top 10 is occupied by the Biblical Abraham. And this is no coincidence. Abraham is considered one of the first prophets of the Middle East, the first to preach one God. According to legend, God makes a covenant with Abraham because he was very pious and unshakable in his faith in God. This covenant is marked by circumcision. Before this, the Lord tested Abraham's faith, demanding that he kill his son Isaac, and Abraham had already raised a knife over his son when the Lord said that this was a test.
The greatest people of all time. Top 10. Mahomet
For non-Muslims, Mohammed founded Islam. For Muslims, Islam already existed, but Mohammed revived it in the hearts of people. Muslims believe that God transmitted through Mohammed the basic philosophical principles and revelations, which he wrote down in the main religious book of Muslims - the Koran.
Mohammed was born in Saudi Arabia, he had 13 wives. Not a single accurate image of Mohammed has survived because he is considered the last prophet sent by Allah to teach people the basic path of peace and righteousness, and that he is too holy for all of us to see his face. During his life, Mohammed managed to unite the entire Middle East under the name of one God - Allah.
The greatest people of all time. Top 10. Jesus of Nazareth
It would be incomprehensible if the first place in the Greatest People of All Time Top 10 were taken by some other person. Naturally, this is Jesus of Nazareth or Jesus Christ.
We all know the life story of Jesus, who was born to a virgin, died at the age of 33, that he was crucified on the cross, that he died and was resurrected three days later, ascended into heaven, into the abode of His Father, and now sits right hand from God.
Jesus Christ is accepted by all religions of the world; both believers and atheists know about him and his life. Perhaps some of the most primitive peoples and tribes living in the Amazon delta or in the impenetrable forests of Brazil do not know the name of Christ. The main book telling about the life and deeds of Christ is the Bible, the New Testament; we note that 25 million copies of the Bible are sold annually around the world.
So, even if you are not a believer, you will have to accept the fact that the most famous person Jesus of Nazareth appears all over the world.
The list is divided into five categories: Innovators, Artists, Leaders, Icons and Titans. Each of the “heroes” is described by another famous person.
Among the “innovators” were hip-hop artist Cardi B, Olympic champion, American snowboarder Chloe Kim, as well as a group of students who survived in Florida and advocate for gun control in the country.
In the words of former US President Barack Obama, young activists "have the power that only youth has - the power to see the world differently, to reject old prescriptions, outdated conventions and the cowardice that is so often passed off as wisdom." Former leader noted that teenagers instill faith “that America can be better.”
In the “Artists” section, the magazine placed representatives of art and show business, including actors Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman, director Guillermo del Toro, TV presenter Jimmy Kimmel, designer Christian Siriano and artist Judy Chicago.
The list of “Leaders” included US President Donald Trump, who was described by the Republican senator from Texas.
“While smart people were obsessed with tweeting, he was working with Congress on tax cuts for needy families. While wealthy celebrities were screaming that they would leave the country [if Trump were elected president], he was bringing back jobs and industry. While talkers were predicting Armageddon, President Trump's strong position on North Korea brought Kim Jong-un to his knees,” the politician said.
Also included in the “Leaders” are Prince Harry, who was described by Elton John, the head of the DPRK Kim Jong-un, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Chinese President Xi Jinping and special prosecutor Robert Mueller, who is investigating the alleged
“Icons” are heroes of pop culture. This year, Time highlighted singers Jennifer Lopez, Kesha and Rihanna, who was profiled by fellow stage star Adele. In particular, the performer shared her impressions of one of Rihanna's first hits - the song Umbrella.
Also among the “Icons” were the founder of the #MeToo movement Tarana Burke, the authors of the investigation into the harassment of Ronan Farrow, Jodi Kantor and Megan Thway, ex-employee, designer Virgil Abloh.
"Titans" are one of the best representatives of their activity. These, according to the magazine, are tennis player Roger Federer, TV presenter Oprah Winfrey, Tesla founder Elon Musk, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and others.
Time magazine has published its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. It includes those who strive to improve the situation in the world and change people's worldviews. The list of the most influential people of 2018 includes journalists, actors, musicians, artists, politicians and other famous people.
This year it included 45 women and 45 people under the age of 40. Time's women's picks include activist Tarana Burke, who founded the Me Too movement, and human rights activist Nice Nylantei Lengete, who works to end female genital mutilation in Kenya.
« While we're still a long way from gender parity on a global scale, there are more women in Time's Top 100 this year than ever before. And this is proof that there are ways to change the world beyond traditional methods of force.", writes Chief Editor magazine Edward Felsenthal.
And here Russian President Vladimir Putin was not included in the top 100 most influential people this year on the ground. This is an amazing decision by Time, since Putin was consistently included in the rating from 2014 to 2017. Discussing this fact on social networks, users suggested that this was the West’s revenge for Russia’s policies. However, the editors of Time did not promise that its opinion should completely coincide with the opinion of readers.
However, the Russian leader still appeared in Time, on the April cover of the European edition. On it he is depicted in the image of the Russian Tsar.
Here are the top 5 nominations in which the most influential people of 2018 were identified.
5. Leaders
Satya Nadella, the head of one of the largest corporations in the world, is a native of India. He is a cricket enthusiast and believes that "one brilliant player who does not put the team first can destroy the entire team." This is exactly the concept that Satya Nadella uses while at the helm of Microsoft. He also preaches the importance of empathy and making sure the company produces products that work reliably. Nadella's first child was born with cerebral palsy and depended on devices that ran Microsoft systems for his life.
In the four years since Nadella became Microsoft's CEO, the corporation's market value has increased by 130%.
Next in this subsection is the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump. As US Senator Ted Cruz said about him: “ President Trump is a flashbang thrown into Washington by the forgotten men and women of America. The fact that his first year as president has disoriented and upset fund workers mass media and the political establishment, is not a bug, it is a feature... President Trump is doing what he was elected to do - disrupting the status quo. It's scary for those who have controlled Washington for decades, but for millions of Americans, their confusion is fascinating to watch.».
There are different ways to think about Trump for his policies towards Russia. However, it cannot be denied that he is a bright and decisive personality who significantly influences world politics.
In addition to Nadella and Trump, the leaders included: the heir to the throne of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, the head of the Communist Party of China, Xi Jinping, the English Prince Harry and his fiancee Meghan Markle, as well as the sun of the North Korean nation, Kim Jong-un.
4. Innovators
Time gave the first place in this category to black female comedian Tiffany Haddish. You might have seen her in the comedies “Cool Girls”, “Crazy Families” or in the TV series “The Last Real Gangster”. As actor Kevin Hart said about his colleague: “ Tiffany is an amazing talent with a big heart. She loves to make her loved ones happy. I hope she continues to be herself because that's what makes her shine».
Also included in the “Innovators” category are hip-hop artist Cardi B, famous snowboarder Chloe Kim, the first female ISS commander Peggy Whitson, and Florida students who survived the 2017 Parkland school shooting.
3. Artists
This subsection is opened by Hollywood star Nicole Kidman. In addition to her outstanding acting talent, Nicole has compassion, kindness and humor that make her the epitome of great woman. She has the title of Citizen of the World and often participated in charity programs.
Time editors also included Hugh Jackman, Gal Gadot and Deepika Padukone, and director Guillermo del Toro among the most influential artists.
2. Icons
On the “cover” of this category is the charming Jennifer Lopez. She is the first Latina actress to earn more than $1 million per film. Jennifer is also a mother, businesswoman, activist, designer, fashion enthusiast, philanthropist and producer. She is one of the most successful singers of her generation and has managed to parlay her popularity into the expensive and respected fashion brand J.Lo. In 2013, J.Lo got her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Time included singer Rihanna, public figure Tarana Burke, actor Chadwick Boseman, singer Kesha and figure skater Adam Rippon as modern “icons.”
1. Titans
First in the titanic subsection is the great tennis player Roger Federer. As the American writer David Foster Wallace wrote, “ he is one of those rare, supernatural athletes who seem to be exempt, at least in part, from certain physical laws" At 36 years old, the world number one also seems immune to the laws of aging. He is the only tennis player in the world to become an eight-time men's Wimbledon champion.
The Titans category also includes billionaire inventor Elon Musk, TV host Oprah Winfrey, Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos, WeWork startup creator Adam Neumann and athlete Kevin Durant.
Culture
Who is the most influential and most significant person in history?
Researchers have created algorithm, which ranks historical figures based on their Wikipedia importance, article length, readability, achievements, and fame.
The program was developed by a computer science professor Stephen Skiena(Steven Skiena) and software engineer at Google Charles B. Ward(Charles B. Ward), who wrote the book "Who Matters Most?" (Who's Bigger: Where Historical Figures Really Rank).
Of course they the conclusions are not without contradictions. The authors relied on the results of the English version of Wikipedia, so the list rather highlights the most important historical figures in Western history.
© Fernando Cortes
It is noteworthy that the hundred most significant personalities included only Three women: Queen Elizabeth I, Queen Victoria and Joan of Arc. Also unexpected was the 7th place of Adolf Hitler, who was much higher in the ranking of Joseph Stalin, who was in 18th place.
The most historically significant musician was Mozart (in 24th place), followed by Beethoven (27th) and Bach (48th). The most famous modern pop musician was Elvis Presley (69th).
The most significant people
1. – the central figure in Christianity (7 BC – 30 AD)
2. Napoleon– Emperor of France (1769 – 1821)
3. Muhammad– prophet and founder of Islam (570-632)
4. William Shakespeare- English playwright (1564 -1616)
5. Abraham Lincoln– 16th President of the United States (1809-1865)
6. George Washington– 1st President of the USA (1732 -1799)
7. Adolf Gitler- Fuhrer of Nazi Germany, who participated in World War II (1889 - 1945)
8. Aristotle– Greek philosopher and polymath (384 -322 BC)
9. Alexander the Great(Alexander the Great) - Greek king and conqueror of a world power (356 - 323 BC)
10. Thomas Jefferson– 3rd US President who wrote the Declaration of Independence (1743-1826)
11. Henry VIII– King of England (1491 -1547)
12. Charles Darwin– scientist, creator of the theory of evolution (1809-1882)
13. Elizabeth I- Queen of England, known as the "Maiden Queen" (1533 -1603)
14. Karl Marx- German philosopher, founder of Marskism (1818 -1883)
15. Julius Caesar- Roman commander and statesman (100 -44 BC)
16. Queen Victoria– Queen of Great Britain in the Victorian era (1819 -1901)
18. Joseph Stalin– Soviet leader (1878 -1953)
19. Albert Einstein– theoretical physicist, creator of the Theory of Relativity (1878 -1953)
20. Christopher Columbus- explorer who discovered America for Europeans (1451-1506)
21. Isaac Newton– scientist, creator of the theory of gravity (1643 -1727)
22. Charlemagne- the first Roman emperor, considered the "Father of Europe" (742 -814)
23. Theodore Roosevelt– 26th President of the United States (1858 -1919)
24. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart– Austrian composer (1756 – 1791)
25. Plato– Greek philosopher, wrote the work “The Republic” (427 -347 BC)
26. Louis XIV– King of France, known as the “Sun King” (1638 -1715)
27. Ludwig van Beethoven– German composer (1770 -1827)
28. Ulysses S. Grant– 18th President of the United States (1822-1885)
29. Leonardo da Vinci– Italian artist and inventor (1452 – 1519)
31. Carl Linnaeus- Swedish biologist, father of taxonomy - classification of flora and fauna
32. Ronald Reagan– 40th President of the United States (1911-2004)
33. Charles Dickens– English novelist (1812 -1870)
34. Apostle Paul– Christian apostle (5 AD – 67 AD)
35. Benjamin Franklin– founding father of the USA, scientist (1706 – 1790)
36. George W. Bush– 43rd President of the United States (1946 -)
37. Winston Churchill– Prime Minister of Great Britain (1874 -1965)
38. Genghis Khan– founder Mongol Empire (1162 – 1227)
39. Charles I– King of England (1600 -1649)
40. Thomas Edison– inventor of the light bulb and phonograph (1847 -1931)
41. James I– King of England (1566 -1625)
42. Friedrich Nietzsche– German philosopher (1844-1900)
43. Franklin D. Roosevelt– 32nd President of the United States (1882-1945)
44. Sigmund Freud- Austrian neurologist, creator of psychoanalysis (1856 -1939)
45. Alexander Hamilton- Founding Father of the USA (1755 -1804)
46. Mahatma Gandhi– Indian national leader (1869-1948)
47. Woodrow Wilson – 28th President of the United States (1856 – 1924)
48. Johann Sebastian Bach– German composer (1685 -1750)
49. Galileo Galilei– Italian physicist and astronomer (1564 -1642)
50. Oliver Cromwell– Lord Protector of England (1599 – 1658)
51. James Madison- 4th President of the USA (1751 -1836)
52. Guatama Buddha– central figure in Buddhism (563 -483 BC)
53. Mark Twain– American writer (1835 -1910)
54. Edgar Alan Poe– American writer (1809 -1849)
55. Joseph Smith- American religious leader, founder of Mormonism (1805 -1844)
56. Adam Smith– economist (1723 -1790)
57. David– biblical king of Israel, founder of Jerusalem (1040 -970 BC)
58. George III– King of Great Britain (1738 – 1820)
59. Immanuel Kant– German philosopher, author of “Critique of Pure Reason” (1724 -1804)
60. James Cook– explorer and discoverer of Hawaii and Australia (1728 -1779)
61. John Adams– Founding Father and 2nd President of the United States (1735 -1826)
62. Richard Wagner– German composer (1813 -1883)
63. Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky– Russian composer (1840 -1893)
64. Voltaire- French philosopher and educator (1694 -1778)
65. Apostle Peter– Christian apostle (? - 67 AD)
66. Andrew Jackson– 7th President of the USA (1767 -1845)
67. Constantine the Great– Roman emperor, first Christian emperor (272 -337)
68. Socrates– Greek philosopher (469 -399)
69. Elvis Presley– “King of Rock and Roll” (1935 -1977)
70. Wilgelm the conqueror- King of England, Norman conqueror (1027 -1087)
71. John F. Kennedy– 35th President of the United States (1917 -1963)
72. Aurelius Augustine- Christian theologian (354 -430)
73. Vincent van Gogh– post-impressionist artist (1853 -1890)
74. Nikolay Kompernik– astronomer, author of heliocentric cosmology (1473 -1543)
75. Vladimir Lenin- Soviet revolutionary, founder of the USSR (1870 -1924)
76. Robert Edward Lee– American military leader (1807 -1870)
77. Oscar Wilde- English writer and poet (1854 -1900)
78. Charles II– King of England (1630 -1685)
79. Cicero– Roman politician and orator, author of “On the State” (106 -43 BC)
80. Jean-Jacques Rousseau– philosopher (1712 -1778)
81. Francis Bacon- English scientist, founder of empiricism (1561 -1626)
82. Richard Nixon– 37th President of the United States (1913 -1994)
83. Louis XVI- King of France, executed during French Revolution (1754 -1793)
84. Charles V– Holy Roman Emperor (1500 -1558)
85. King Arthur– mythical king of Great Britain in the 6th century
86. Michelangelo- Italian Renaissance sculptor (1475 -1564)
87. Philip II– King of Spain (1527 -1598)
88.Johann Wolfgang von Goethe– German writer and thinker (1749 -1832)
89. Ali ibn Abu Talib– caliph and central figure in Sufism (598 -661)
90. Thomas Aquinas– Italian theologian (1225 -1274)
91. John Paul II– 20th century pope (1920 – 2005)
92. Rene Descartes– French philosopher (1596 -1650)
93. Nikola Tesla– inventor (1856 -1943)
94. Harry S. Truman– 33rd President of the United States (1884 -1972)
95. Joan of Arc- French heroine, canonized (1412 -1431)
96. Dante Alighieri- Italian poet, author of The Divine Comedy (1265 -1321)
97. Otto von Bismarck– first chancellor and unifier of modern Germany (1815 -1898)
98. Grover Cleveland– 22nd and 24th President of the United States (1837 -1908)
99. John Calvin– French Protestant theologian (1509 – 1564)
100. John Locke- English philosopher of the Enlightenment (1632 -1704)
The American magazine Forbes published a ranking of the most influential people in the world in 2018. The TOP 3 were made up of the leaders of the largest countries - China, the Russian Federation and the USA.
Of the 7.5 billion inhabitants of our planet, Forbes magazine named only one in every 100 million whose activities are most influential. The list includes the names of 74 people who determine the course of the economy and politics of the world. Vladimir Putin did not take first place in the ranking.
The most influential people in the world 2018 according to Forbes ranking
1. Xi Jinping:
- Chairman of the People's Republic of China, who through his efforts changed the Constitution and expanded his own influence. He regained his most important post, authored reforms, and implemented the “Chinese Dream” program, which is valid until the end of 2049.
2. Vladimir Putin:
- the leader of Russia, who was the leader of the rating from 2013 to 2016 inclusive. He has held the presidential chair for eighteen years. This year, Vladimir Putin found himself in second place in the ranking due to a scandalous incident - Russian interference in the American presidential elections.
3. Donald Trump:
- American President. Even though he has a powerful army and America’s economy is powerful, the country’s leader still has not risen above third position in the rankings. He also found himself at the center of a scandal involving hackers from Russia.
4. Angela Merkel:
- German chancellor, the only female chancellor in her native country. She has been in her current position for thirteen years. At the same time, in last year’s elections, her victory became as controversial as Donald Trump’s: 364 out of 688 deputies voted for Angela Merkel.
5. Jeff Bezos:
— founded Amazon. This year his fortune is more than $100 billion. Amazon is valued at $768 billion.
6. Pope Francis:
- a reformer who launched the process of changing the conservative foundations of the Catholic Church. In parallel with the presidents of other countries, he is trying to improve the living conditions of refugees, opposes climate change and the persecution of religious minorities.
7. Bill Gates:
- founded Microsoft, but today his share in it is no more than 1% of the shares. Now he is involved in charity work, and he and his wife even created their own charitable foundation Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
8. Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud:
- is the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, led an anti-corruption campaign, thanks to which many rich people were arrested and unpaid funds were returned to the treasury.
9. Narendra Modi:
- holds the post of Prime Minister in India, and also intends to do everything to keep the climate the same.
10. Larry Page:
- founded search engine Google exactly twenty years ago.
French leader Emmanuel Macron was in 12th place, Mark Zuckerberg, the creator of Facebook, was in 13th place. Elon Musk took 25th place in the ranking, Kim Jong-un – 36th, and Bashar Al Assad – 62nd.
