This is Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web (WWW), who developed the first web browser and web server, and introduced HTML, HTTP, and URLs as the fundamental technologies of the Web.
Petrus Gonsalvus was a man with hypertrichosis taken to the French royal court as a human 'curiosity' and may have partially inspired the modern story of Beauty and the Beast
The world's oldest prosthetic eye, found in the 4,800-year-old 'Burnt City' of Iran. It belonged to a 1.80m (5'11") tall woman of high status. The eye was crafted with micro-thin gold wires for blood vessels, and it caused an abscess on her eyelid from blinking."
Back in 2000, Kevin Hines jumped off the golden gate bridge due mental illnesses. He miraculous survived because a sea lion was bumping him up and kept his head above water. Now he is a suicide prevention speaker.
A woman at Spring Lake Beach points to a sign while explaining to a lifeguard why she was sunbathing topless...only to discover the rule applied to men, not women. New Jersey, 1939.
Erling Haaland Bought the Only Existing Copy of One of Norway's Oldest History Books for $134,000. Then Donated It to His Hometown Library So Everyone Could Read It for Free
Farm herd Casper, who faced off 11 coyotes and killed 8 of them. He was missing for two days right after which was because he was tracking the remaining coyotes and finishing the job. His vet said he was lucky to be alive and his owner said he will have him retire from herding.
Chris Espinosa is currently the longest-serving employee at Apple. He joined in 1976 at the age of 14, writing BASIC code while the company was still based in Steve Jobs' garage.
Syrian archaeologist Khaled Al-Asaad devoted his life to protecting the ancient city of Palmyra. After a month of torture, he refused to tell ISIS where priceless artifacts were hidden. They beheaded him in 2015. He is remembered as a hero who died protecting humanity’s shared history.
