Ray Kurzweil Accomplishments

Without Steve Jobs great mind and hands in the technologic revolution we would have never had the opportunity to see technology the way we do today and how much of

Given the task of conceptualizing a man who truly changed the realm of technology as we know it today, my mind secludes one person. That person is Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Computer, now known simply as Apple. For this rhetorical analysis, I will be using three biographies/profiles about Jobs including “The Real Genius of Steve Jobs” by Malcolm Gladwell with The New Yorker (June 19, 2017), “Jobs’ Biography; Thoughts on Life, Death, and Apple” from NPR (October 25, 2011), and “Steve Jobs” from Biography.com (April 28, 2017). Precise attention to the audience, purpose, and tone, allows all three of these profiles to vividly explain and represent Jobs as the truly exceptionally minded man that he was.

Ray Charles was a blind man but he didn't let that get in his way in his singing career. He was a successful man in life. He was an amazing pianist, singer, and songwriter. Ray Charles has an amazing background story. He had many flaws but yet he still was successful he lived to be what he wanted he has an amazing childhood story. In this research project i'm going to talk about his early life, early career , and his later years of becoming famous.

Major accomplishments he had in his lifetime is he invented the sciences of mechanics and hydrostatics. He also discovered the laws of levers and pulleys. He calculated pi to the most precise number still known today. He showed how exponents could be used to write bigger numbers. He also invented the first water pump to get fresh water out of the ground. It was known as the archimedes screw.

Fidel Castro was a leader who formed the lives and advance of improvement of the Cuba from shielded from the America. He also made the Cuba secured by diminishing the severe circumstances, for instance, robbery, murder, prostitution etc. As leader, he took care of the little issue in the Cuba i.e. on the villagers which made him to rebel against the Cuba government which later made him lead the Cuba.

Imagine waking up every morning to the the horizons of the red planet, or being able to zoom from New York to London in 29 minutes. These ideas seem like it would be the reality of numerous generations away. In actuality, both of the futuristic ideas could be normal in less than fifty years. This is all thanks to the brilliant mind of Elon Musk. He has, fairly recently, made himself a billionaire by creating out-of-the-box ideas that are wildly successful. When looking at Musk’s immense triumph in his multitudinous fields of work, it is important to analyse how he became so successful. Although many aspects played into making Elon Musk an outlier, there are three clear facets that contributed most greatly into making him so successful: these being his rough childhood and upbringing, his intrinsic motivation to acquire as much knowledge as he possibly can, and lastly his ability to think outside the box and solve problems differently than the average person.

Tim Berners-Lee had a pretty normal childhood. He had three siblings, two parents, and lived in London, England. But inside his little household, were some pretty big brains. Both of his parents were mathematical geniuses, and that really encouraged him to do well in school. And, even at a young age, he was fascinated by electronics and mathematics. Little did he know that later in his life, those skills would really help him.

He was a hero as he rounded up the smartest and the bravest to bring forth some of the most ground-breaking technology of all time. What had begun as a

When people think of the saddest aspect of life they usually think of war, hate, even death but Isaac Asimov thinks “The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom.”-Isaac Asimov from “Brainy Quote”. Isaac Asimov was a great man with a mind who believed that if society does not advance with technology it would be technology that wipes out society. First of all most children learned how to write while young Isaac Asimov learned on his own. In addition Isaac Asimov made many worthwhile accomplishments to the scientific community. Finally when people think of what they want usually fame, money, and power come to mind but Issac Asimov wanted to spread and gain knowledge.

America has gone through dramatic changes throughout history and has had many influencers accordingly, although some more influential than others. Its hard to measure success on a broad scale but certain historical figures will forever be remembered for there paramount achievements, whether that be during times of war or on American soil ratifying laws as a means of fixing the economy. America is most vulnerable during times of war when the country is focused on the well being of its citizens. Which would deem the individuals whom helped America through such hardships with revolutionary weaponry. Of course with the invention of the atomic bomb the United States was able to see to the unconditional surrender of the Japanese Empire, as a result

At a young age, Musk was technologically savvy. At age twelve, he sold his first computer program, Blaster1, for $500, worth $1,200 today (“Elon Musk”). In college at the University of Pennsylvania (“Elon Musk”), while thinking about his future, he asked himself a question: "What will most affect the future of humanity?" He came up with a list: "the internet;

Albert Einstein is widely known for the atomic bomb, his studies in physics and medicine, also proving gravity was a pushing force. Einstein had a lot of adversity in his life, but he surmounts the negative connotations of him and other Jews. Einstein faced adversity during his life, he had to take several breaks in his research, but he triumphed over it by proving everyone wrong. Einstein went to university at the university of Zurich, he had many jobs, he was at risk during the holocaust and wars, he had to stop researching many times, he had home issues, and he never gave up on life.

“The important thing is to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.” ~Albert Einstein. In Einstein’s early life, his family moved from Germany to Italy in search for better work because they were struggling financially. Albert, aged fifteen, stays behind in Munich to finish his schooling, but soon either quits or is kicked out of his high school and follows his parents to Italy.

Have you ever thought about how different your life would be if you didn’t have a smartphone or tablet? Without the hard work and creativity of Steve Jobs, former CEO of Apple, Inc., this life could be a reality. Born in 1955, Jobs took up an interest in technology at an early age (Staff). His talent allowed him to join many different companies, which ended up resulting in his life-changing job at Apple. Though he died in 2011 of pancreatic cancer, Apple is still dubbed by many the superpower of electronic devices because of the massive advancements that Jobs made to the company. Steve Jobs changed the world drastically for the better by creating state-of-the-art electronic devices while helping the environment, making major improvements

Bill Gates was well-known for his intelligence. Since childhood, he was a voracious reader, spending long hours poring over books. He blossomed in every subject in school, not only STEM subjects, those related to literature and drama as well. During his time in Lakeside School at the young age of 13, he developed his first software programme, a simple tic-tac-toe program in BASIC computer language. Gates then graduated from Lakeside in 1973, scoring 1590 out of 1600 on the college SAT test, whereas the average SAT scores was just over 1000. This intellectual achievement enabled him to get into Harvard University. Many professors have been impressed by this undergraduate’s mathematical brilliance. He proposed an elegant solution to what’s known as “pancake sorting,”, and his insights were published in the journal Discrete Mathematics in 1979. He once said to Forbes in 2005 that, “Microsoft must win the IQ war, or we won’t have a future.”. He himself has acknowledge the potential link between intelligence and professional success.