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1. Leonardo da Vinci. - Full stop. The Largest Genius ever lived and one of the very very few fully accepted rolemodels of mine - I cannot remember having ever denied or non-accepted any of his theories. He was an exceptional man, and with an immeasurable IQ (220+) beyond my personal scope and capacity of equal conceptualization.

2. Stephen Hawking - The only man to challenge the Einsteinian view of relativity and the master of quantum physics today
3. Albert Einstein - As an artist who discovered relativity by imagination and proved it with science
4. Jaques Lacan - The "opponent" or extension of Freudian Psychoanalysis
5. Sigmund Freud - The most important milestone in human psychoanalysis before Lacan
6. Carl G. Jung
7. Napoleon Bonaparte
8. Friedrich Nietzsche
9. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
10.Sir Isaac Newton
11.Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz
12.Emanuel Swedenborg
13.Kim Ung-Yong
14.Blaise Pascal
15.Edward O.Wilson

While it looks like there is a strong bias on Germans (6 in the list)...
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I'm 50% German.
 
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Typequick 8.1! - www.typequick.com.au

The best typing software I ever used. And I tried plenty.

Got me from ~70WPM to ~110WPM in 32 days.

Excellence is a wholistic approach! Save time wherever you can!

This will save you gigantic amounts of time and stress. Plus you can focus on something else while you're typing. Like trading. I type my replies in a little window over my charting software to keep in touch with the realtime futures...

It's great to be able to learn from ET during the boring trading periods. Since it's on-screen, it doesn't deviate your focus much, either. Brothers like inandlong agree on this concept, and he's even moderating during RTH! That's a much more daunting and impressive task than mine.

No amount of time is ever wasted on exploring ways to save it. Time is the most valuable asset, and I seek every way to save it.
I use hotkeys / shortcuts for as many things as possible, I have everything structured and in order all the time etc. There are also some great books out there on the subject of saving "making" time. "Make Time" by Kris Cole is one of the favourites in my library.

One of the creeds I live by is: "Time is not equal money. Time is much more valuable than money. You can always make back every dollar you lost in your life, and more. But whenever a minute has passed you by - You'll never get a second shot at it..."

I hope this helps you a bit and answers your question. I really recommend typequick. Any other questions - I will gladly answer.

All the Best, brother Zentrader!

Sincerely,
~Scientist :cool:
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Also you don't waste time sleeping? LOL Who was it that only sleeps 5 half hour naps per day? Congrats on your progress, keep up the motivation.:)
 
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Also you don't waste time sleeping? LOL Who was it that only sleeps 5 half hour naps per day? Congrats on your progress, keep up the motivation.:)
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I think you're referring to Sir Winston Churchill... :)

I wish I could do with 5 half-hour catnaps per day...
I think the only thing that annoys me in life is that the day only has 24 hours. Personally, I cannot do with less than 5h sleep per day for extended periods of time...

But I'm working on it... Yaaawn... :D

~Scientist
 
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