The Most Influential People of All Time

1. Jesus Christ
2. Isaac Newton
3. Albert Einstein
4. Leonardo da Vinci
5. Aristotle
6. Muhammad
7. Galileo Galilei
8. Charles Darwin
9. Plato
10. Alexander the Great
11. William Shakespeare
12. Socrates
13. Mahatma Gandhi
14. Martin Luther King, Jr.
15. Abraham Lincoln
16. Moses
17. Adolf Hitler
18. Gautama Buddha
19. George Washington
20. Karl marx

m.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/the-most-influential-people-of-all-time

>Moses
He wasn't real
Also
>no St. Paul
>no Caesar
>no Constantine

I can smell the american from an ocean away

This. Plus Temujin.

Question: could one consider Constantine to be more influential than Jesus?

Sure christianity was gaining influence on its own, but had Constantine chosen any other monotheism, or any other cult for that matter, would that have relegated christianity to a jewish sect in a (for example) Mithraist Empire, making Constantine more influential than the original inspiration figure for christianity?

1. Abraham

MLK? da vinchi? WTF

Paul was much more influential than Jesus, since without him Christians would be just a small jewish sect(assuming they even existed at all).

da vinci was great, but not really important, definitely not more than political leaders or actually relevant inventors
plato and socrates might as well be put on one place together
i'd say marx should be higher than hitler

the list looks very random desu

>Anglocentrism thread

>Leonardo in 4th place
>Napoleon and Descartes not even on the list

Fucking plebs

>Da Vinci
>Moses
>Martin Luther King. JR

What?

Why the fuck is Da Vinci even on this list let alone placed so highly, if you want to throw an Italian throw fucking Dante in he has had about as much influence on the world as Da Vinci

No Julius or Augustus

No Charlemagne

No Willem the conquer

I don't know if Oliver Cromwell or Napoleon deserve to be on the list but I'd argue more so than some of those listed

What even is this list

More people who deserve to be on the list:

Martin Luther not King

Gengas Khan

Christopher Columbus

Queen Victoria

>4. Leonardo da Vinci
>7. Galileo Galilei
>11. William Shakespeare
>13. Mahatma Gandhi
>14. Martin Luther King, Jr.
>15. Abraham Lincoln
>16. Moses

these shouldn't even be on the list at all

da Vinci is more influential than muhammed everyone, holy fucking hell im done

Nobody from the 20th century deserves to be in such a list.
Hitler will be a minor figure, comparable to some of the dozens of Chinese generals that have lost rebellions in the past.

The most influential people would be figures such as Plato, Aristotle, Jesus, Augustus, Mohammed, Buddha, Qin Shi Huang, Alexander, Genghis Khan, etc.

>34. Bill Gates
>43. Charlemagne

>54. Walt Disney
>57. Stalin

>67. Anne Frank
>68. Descartes

>70. Steve Jobs
>71. Kant

Lovely list.

Also, I don't get the obsession about Da Vinci, how exactly did he actually contribute to science and engineering except for drawing a few sketches that no one even bothered to construct?

>14. Martin Luther King, Jr.
>of all time
That's your brain on american education

He was just memed into being considered the quintessential genius, like Einstein.

Americans should be banned from the internet

whether or not moses was real in a materialistic sense he still existed as a very prominent figure or character that enabled the existence of someone like jesus christ