Who is the greatest person in the modern world

Bill. Gates, he made the popularization of electronic computers to every office, every home in all developed countries and most developing countries, the popularization of electronic computers has changed the way of life of people all over the world, from personal office to entertainment, people's way of communication, and even a country's economy and even politics, for example, due to the characteristics of the Internet itself, people can freely express their opinions on the Internet, which will have a great impact on the politics of a country, the earth has become smaller due to the popularization of computers and the Internet, Bill. Gates's research results have brought about profound changes in all aspects of human society in a very short period of time, which has never been seen in the entire history of the world.

There have been many outstanding scientists and politicians in the modern history of the world, but their contributions are generally limited to a certain field of science, a certain country, or a certain region, like Bill. In this way, his scientific research achievements can directly change all aspects of the social life of people all over the world in such a period of time, and indirectly have a huge impact on the politics and economy of countries around the world.

I think it is our academician Yuan Longping, his great creation, how much rice can be increased in the world in a year, and how many people's food and clothing problems can be solved!

Yuan Longping is the greatest person in the modern world

This is very subjective, and you think whoever has contributed the most is it.

The greatest ......

I can't tell.

The world's recognized first great man is objectively Newton, because in mechanics, Newton clarified the principle of conservation of momentum and angular momentum, and proposed Newton's laws of motion. Optically, he invented the reflecting telescope and developed a theory of color based on the observation that a prism diverges white light into the visible spectrum. He also systematically formulated the law of cooling and studied the speed of sound, which advanced the course of science.

Character anecdotes:In primary and secondary school textbooks, students must have been exposed to the extraordinary name Newton more than once. As he is known, he was a great English physicist, mathematician, and astronomer who proposed the law of universal gravitation, the three laws of mechanics, the theory that white light is composed of various colors of light, and pioneered calculus, among others.

In Michael White's book "100 Illustrious Figures", Isaac Newton (1642-1727) is ranked as the second most influential person, and he was able to receive such an honor, of course, because of his outstanding contribution to the development of science.