Edison's ghosts the untold weirdness of history's greatest geniuses
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| 505 | 8 | |a The mathematical cult leader Pythagoras, and his incredibly stupid death -- Confucius was an ugly nerd with low self-esteem -- Never, ever hire Leonardo da Vinci -- Galileo utterly fails to read the room -- The entirely unbelievable life of Tycho Brahe -- When René Descartes got baked -- Isaac Newton and the Philosopher's Stone -- Mozart uses his superstar status to tell us all to kiss his arse ... over and over again -- Benjamin Franklin uses world-changing technology to prank friends, self -- Émilie du Châtelet cares not for your social mores, and she will fight you in her underwear to prove it -- Johann Christian Reil invents psychiatry and things get really weird really quickly -- Napoleon Bonaparte's fluffiest foe -- Lord Byron, the patron saint of fuckboys -- Ada Lovelace's (husband's) family jewels -- Galois hunting -- John Couch Adams ignores his mail, loses Neptune -- You really wouldn't want to hang out with Karl Marx -- Charles Darwin: glutton; worm dad; murderer? -- James Glaisher, the Victorian weatherman who nearly became an astronaut -- Sigmund Freud used cocaine so much he thought numbers wanted to kill him -- Arthur Conan Doyle gets pranked so hard he claims fairies exist -- Thomas Edison's lesser-known invention: dial-a-ghost -- Real-life supervillain Nicola Tesla takes the term "pigeon fancying" a bit too literally -- Marie Curie defies all the odds to accidentally poison both herself and thousands of strangers -- Albert Einstein: public nuisance, love rat -- Kurt Gödel, the Disney princess who broke time -- Maya Angelou, in: Stop! or my mom will shoot -- Ernest Hemingway may have been the worst double agent ever -- Yukio Mishima and the shortest, gayest fascist coup in history -- NASA forgets about women, toilets and the metric system | |
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| adam_text | Contents Introduction 1 1. The Mathematica! Cult Leader Pythagoras, and His Incredibly Stupid Death 2. Confucius Was an Ugly Nerd with Low Self-Esteem 18 3. Never, Ever Hire Leonardo da Vinci 26 4. Galileo Utterly Fails to Read the Room 36 5. The Entirely Unbelievable Life of Tycho Brahe 49 6. When René Descartes Got Baked 62 7. Isaac Newton and the Philosopher’s Stone 72 8. Mozart Uses His Superstar Status to Tell Us All toKiss 84 His Arse ... Over and Over Again 9
9. Benjamin Franklin Uses World-Changing Technology to Prank Friends, Self 10. Émilie du Châtelet Cares Not for Your Social Mores, 93 100 and She Will Fight You in Her Underwear to Prove It 11. Johann Christian Reil Invents Psychiatry and 110 Things Get Really Weird Really Quickly 12. Napoleon Bonaparte’s Fluffiest Foe 120 13. Lord Byron, the Patron Saint of Fuckboys 125 14. Ada Lovelace’s (Husband’s) Family Jewels 137 15. Galois Hunting 144 16. John Couch Adams Ignores His Mail, Loses Neptune 154 17. You Really Wouldn’t Want to Hang Out with Karl Marx 165 18. Charles Darwin: Glutton; Worm Dad; Murderer? 174 19. James Glaisher, the Victorian Weatherman Who Nearly Became an Astronaut 183 20. Sigmund Freud Used Cocaine So Much He Thought Numbers Wanted to Kill Him 195 21. Arthur Conan Doyle Gets Pranked So Hard He Claims Fairies Exist 206 22. Thomas Edison’s Lesser-Known Invention: Dial-a-Ghost 219
23. Real-Life Supervillain Nicola Tesla Takes the Term ‘Pigeon Fancying’ a Bit Too Literally 229 24. Marie Curie Defies All the Odds to Accidentally Poison Both Herself and Thousands of Strangers 235 25. Albert Einstein: Public Nuisance, Love Rat 242 26. Kurt Gödel, the Disney Princess Who Broke Time 254 27. Maya Angelou, in: Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot 263 28. Ernest Hemingway May Have Been the Worst Double Agent Ever 274 29. Yukio Mishima and the Shortest, Gayest Fascist Coup in History 284 30. NASA Forgets about Women, Toilets and the Metric System 293 Epilogue 305 References 307 Acknowledgements 333 Index 335
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| contents | The mathematical cult leader Pythagoras, and his incredibly stupid death -- Confucius was an ugly nerd with low self-esteem -- Never, ever hire Leonardo da Vinci -- Galileo utterly fails to read the room -- The entirely unbelievable life of Tycho Brahe -- When René Descartes got baked -- Isaac Newton and the Philosopher's Stone -- Mozart uses his superstar status to tell us all to kiss his arse ... over and over again -- Benjamin Franklin uses world-changing technology to prank friends, self -- Émilie du Châtelet cares not for your social mores, and she will fight you in her underwear to prove it -- Johann Christian Reil invents psychiatry and things get really weird really quickly -- Napoleon Bonaparte's fluffiest foe -- Lord Byron, the patron saint of fuckboys -- Ada Lovelace's (husband's) family jewels -- Galois hunting -- John Couch Adams ignores his mail, loses Neptune -- You really wouldn't want to hang out with Karl Marx -- Charles Darwin: glutton; worm dad; murderer? -- James Glaisher, the Victorian weatherman who nearly became an astronaut -- Sigmund Freud used cocaine so much he thought numbers wanted to kill him -- Arthur Conan Doyle gets pranked so hard he claims fairies exist -- Thomas Edison's lesser-known invention: dial-a-ghost -- Real-life supervillain Nicola Tesla takes the term "pigeon fancying" a bit too literally -- Marie Curie defies all the odds to accidentally poison both herself and thousands of strangers -- Albert Einstein: public nuisance, love rat -- Kurt Gödel, the Disney princess who broke time -- Maya Angelou, in: Stop! or my mom will shoot -- Ernest Hemingway may have been the worst double agent ever -- Yukio Mishima and the shortest, gayest fascist coup in history -- NASA forgets about women, toilets and the metric system |
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