In article <dbrower.906574832 at senna>, dbrower at us.oracle.com (David Brower)
wrote:
>Personally, I'm not all that swayed by individual contributions.
>Those who cite giants, even Newton, need to consider how delayed
>discoveries would be in the absence of such people -- Galileo was
>inching on discovering gravity, so other may have done it within 50
>years of Newton, and Euler did independantly discover the techniques
>of the calculus.
Leibnitz, not Euler.
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Brett Evill
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