Are there any people other than Einstien and Newton who have used their brain to the maximum extent?
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No one has use their brain to it maximum extent.Einstein, Newton and other Greats used 5 to 6%, which has been a proved fact.\n\nTheir brilliancy is rated based upon their expertise in a particular field and contribution to society by Nobel Prize Awards. Here are some:Peace ,Literature,Science,Medicine,etc...
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alfred wegener\njust learned this myself (:
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In a poll of the scientists at London's Royal Society, Einstein came in second to Sir Isaac Newton. So based, on their opinion, yes there is another scientiest greater than Einstein. It's hard to know if there might have been a national bias to the vote though, given that Newton was English and Einstein was American. \n\nHere are results and comments from another poll:\nhttp://blogs.chron.com/sciguy/archives/2005/11/newton_vs_einst.html
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Yes, there are many of them; you might consider the heros of quantum mechanics: Schroedinger, Heisenberg and Planck to have simply begun careers on a normal timeframe.  Additionally, you might consider that most scientists do not become extremly famous, but that does not mean that they have not become accomplished in their field.  If you consider all non-famous, but accomplished, scientists, you're looking at a very large set of people.
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No to the first question, there is no such thing as telekenesis accept in SCIFI thus no correlation.\n\nNo to the second question IQ has not been shown to be associated with any abilities to control and use one's senses or limbs.\n\nThere was a old myth that people who had a higher IQ used a greater percentage of their brain. Some said we only used 10% of our brain and Einstein used much more.  That has been shown to be completely False.  If true one could have argued that using more of the brain would possibly open up more possibilities such as telekenesis.  But that line of thought is moot.
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Many talented/intelligent folks. Notably A. Einstein. but there are many, many more.
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Rene Descartes (the Cartesian coordinate plane plus many other contributions)\n\nPierre de Fermat\n\nBlaise Pascal\n\nLook them up. That can get you started. Personally, I'm going to bed.
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Gauss and Euler have so much impacted the whole history and methodology of mathematics that they deserve my top score.\n\nLooking to the other answers, I believe Newton is a bit overvalued as a mathematician (not as a physicist of course): calculus was independently discovered also by Leibniz and received fundamental contributions by many others.\n\nI also want to spend a word about Henri Poincare, a mathematician of great vision, who was ahead his time and with his work on differential equations posed the foundations for modern math branches such as dynamical systems and chaos theory.
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No, it is an urban myth.\n\nWhile for the people who repeat that myth, it's probably true, the rest of us happily use all of our brains.
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Even Albert Einstien could not use 100% of his brain. According to a research , humans use only 10% of their brain and Einstien used 90% of his intellect. So you can realise what the potential of human brain is. If at all you come to know how one can use 100 % of his brain , let me know too.And if you are able to do so, I hail to you as a true genius(no kidding).All the best , may god bless you!\nYours sincerely,\nVanchit
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The one with the highest IQ
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Marilyn Vos Savant- writes a weekly column. living person with highest recorded IQ.\n\nShannon Keith Graham\nLane Lee\nCullan Blackthorne\nMelanie Richards\nArno Penzias (father of radio astronomy, big bang theory)
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Albert Einstern probably had the highest but God has the highest of all
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I don't think we'll ever know.  High IQ does not equal fame or "success."\n\nIf you're talking about the most intelligent popular person, most would say Einstein.  I think he was one really smart guy, but come on...he had one big idea.  He was a one-hit wonder.  Granted, it was a BIG idea, but I don't think that physicists needed E=mc^2 to figure out the atomic bomb or atomic fission.\n\nI think that most individuals would not qualify as "most intelligent."  I think you'll have to look at a society for that one.  The most intelligent society, I think, would be the Western world, including Japan and others that are of a similar perspective.  They made great strides in human rights, technology, world peace, and charity.  And these things were accomplished by many great leaders, and the society that agreed with them.
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if i had to venture a guess, i would say carl sagan...am i close?????\n\nok, maybe not carl sagan, how about walter cronkite, possibly in walter cronkites universe???
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http://www.westegg.com/einstein/\n\nhttp://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Newton.html\n\nhttp://cosmicvariance.com/2005/11/18/celebrity-throwdown-einstein-versus-newton
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Newton\nEinstein\nDarwin\nPasteur