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Sanjay Kumud Moreshwar Bapat thinks that scientists, innovators are great philanthropists.
Its not at all financial philanthropy but what they give and donate to mankind cant be valued.

First is first. Like light discovery.
Like the first individuals who went to moon will always be first.
New technologies may even mean that in 2050, people go to moon for vacation or in 2150, there may be people living on moon.

The Greek root of philanthropy may be literally translated as "loving people." The English word can refer to general goodwill to one's fellow people, as well as to the active effort to promote the welfare of people, but in modern use it is most often used to refer specifically to the practice of giving money and time to help make life better for others.

A person who practices philanthropy is called a philanthropist; the term philanthrope was formerly used with the same meaning, but it is now considered archaic

We have just shared the name of just 300 plus scientists who has Discovered or Invented things.
When we get a sponsor for any scientist, we will share in brief information and patents of the scientists.
We know which medicine to take for cough or which are well known mobiles or which is good refrigerator but we do not know about A Celsius or A Parker or Yakawa

On 22.3.2023, we suddenly wanted to see Pythagoras and saw that his name is not there in scientists.
We realised that he is not known as Scientists but a scholar of mathematics and a philosopher.
Then we searched Aristotle. Again his name was not there. He was a Ancient philosopher and polymath.
We will add them as scientists because our thinking of science is not gramatic thinking.
Life is a science. Its as Art to live. And without commerece, nothing is available.

Abraham-Louis Breguet Switzerland
Adolph Rickenbacker Switzerland
Alan Mathison Turing United Kingdom
Albert Einstein Germany
Albert H. Taylor United States
Alessandro Volta Italy
Alexander Catlin United States
Alexander Fleming United Kingdom
Alexander Graham Bell United Kingdom
Alexander Parkes United Kingdom
Alfred B. Nobel Sweden
Alfred Binet France
Alfred Kinsey United States
Alfred Wegener Germany
American Viscose Corporation United States
Amos E. Dolbear United States
Anders Celsius Sweden
Andreas Vesalius Belgium
Andre-Marie Ampere France

Antoine Joseph Sax Belgium
Antoine Laurent Lavoisier France
Archimedes Italy
Arthur Eddington United Kingdom
August Kekule Germany
August Wilhelm von Hofmann Germany
Auguste Lumiere France
Avogadro Italy
B. F. Skinner United States
Benjamin F. Goodrich United States
Benjamin Franklin United States
Blaise Pascal France
Carl Benz Germany
Carl David Anderson United States
Carl Friedrich Gauss Germany
Carl Linnaeus Sweden
Carl Magee United States
Casimir Funk Poland
Chadwick United Kingdom
Chandrasekhar Pakistan
Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman India
Charles Algernon Parsons United Kingdom
Charles Babbage United Kingdom
Charles Darwin United Kingdom
Charles F. Brush United States
Charles Goodyear United States
Charles Lyell United Kingdom
Charles Macintosh United Kingdom
Charles Sherrington United Kingdom
Charles-Augustin de Coulomb France
Chester Carlson United States
Christiaan Huygens Netherlands
Christian Barnard South Africa
Christopher Cockerell United Kingdom
Christopher Columbus Italy
Christopher Latham Sholes United States
Claude Bernard France
Claude Levi-Strauss Belgium
Conrad Elvehjem United States
D. T. Smith, United States
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit Poland
David Brewster United Kingdom
David Bushnell United States
Dmitri Mendeleev Russia
Domagk Poland
E. G. Hendrick United States
Edmund Cartwright United Kingdom
Edward Jenner United Kingdom
Edward Mellanby United Kingdom
Edward O. Wilson United States
Edward Teller Hungary
Edwin Hubble United States
Eijkman Netherlands
Elisha G. Otis United States
Elisha Graves Otis United States
Elisha Gray United States
Elmer Verner McCollum United States
Emil Fischer Germany
Enrico Fermi Italy
Ernest Lawrence United States
Ernest Rutherford New Zealand
Ernst Alexanderson Sweden
Ernst Haeckel Germany
Ernst Mayr Germany
Erwin Schrodinger Austria
Euclid Egypt
Eugene Newman Parker United States
Evangelista Torricelli Italy
Francis Crick United Kingdom
Francis Galton United Kingdom
Frank Whittle United Kingdom
Franz Boas Germany
Frederick Banting Canada
Frederick Gowland Hopkins United Kingdom
Frederick Sanger United Kingdom
Fulton United States
Gabriel Lippmann Luxembourg
Galileo Galilei Italy
Georg Ohm Germany
George Caley United Kingdom
George Eastman United States
George Gaylord Simpson United States
George Stephenson United Kingdom
George Westinghouse United States
Georges Claude France
Gertrude B. Elion United States
Gottlieb Daimler Germany
Graf Ferdinand Von Zeppelin Germany
Granville Bradshaw United Kingdom
Gregor Mendel Czech Republic
Guglielmo Marconi Italy
Gustav Kirchhoff Russia
Hans Bethe France
Hans Selye Austria
Hargobiad Khorana Pakistan
Harold Urey United States
Harry Brearley United Kingdom
Heike Kamerlingh Onnes Netherlands
Heinrich Daniel Ruhmkorff Germany
Heinrich Hertz Germany
Henri Becquerel France
Henry Bessemer United Kingdom
Henry Cavendish France
Henry Greathead United Kingdom
Henry Karl Butler United States
Henry Moseley United Kingdom
Henry Seely White United States
Herbert Evans United States
Hermann Fottinger Germany
Hermann Von Helmholtz Germany
Hideki Yukawa Japan
Hipparchus Turkey
Hsing China
Humphrey Davy United Kingdom
Isaac Newton United Kingdom
Isaac Pitman United Kingdom
Ivan Pavlov Russia
J.J.Thomson United Kingdom
Jacob Schick United States
Jacques-Constantin Périer France
Jacques-Étienne Montgolfier France
Jagadish Chandra Bose Bangladesh
James Clerk Maxwell Scotland
James Dewar Scotland
James Hargreaves United Kingdom
James Harrison Australia
James Lind United Kingdom
James Prescoft United Kingdom
James Prescott Joule United Kingdom
James Tennant Dickson United Kingdom
James Watson United States
James Watt United Kingdom
James Young Simpson United Kingdom
Jean Baptiste Lamarck France
Jean Piaget Switzerland
Johan Edvard Lundström Sweden
Johann Phillip Reis Germany
Johann Vaaler Norway
Johannes Gutenberg Germany
Johannes Kepler Germany
John Ambrose Fleming United Kingdom
John Bardeen United States
John Boyd Dunlop United Kingdom
John Dalton United Kingdom
John Froelich United States
John Hadley United Kingdom
John Harrison United Kingdom
John Jacob Loud United States
John Logie Baird Scotland
John Napier United Kingdom
John Rex Whinfield United Kingdom
John Von Neumann Hungary
Jonas Salk United States
Joseph Aspdin United Kingdom
Joseph J. Thomson United Kingdom
Joseph Lister United Kingdom
Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac France
Joseph Priestley United Kingdom
Joseph-Michel Montgolfier France
Julius Wilbrand Germany
Kalpathi Ramakrishna Ramanathan India
Karl Landsteiner Austria
Katharine Bishop United States
King C. Gillette United States
Kirkpatrick Macmillan United Kingdom
Konrad Lorenz Austria
Lee de Forest United States
Leo C. Young United States
Leo H Baekeland Belgium
Levi Strauss Germany
Lewis Edson Waterman United States
Ling-Tsan China
Lord Kelvin United Kingdom
Louis Braille France
Louis Charles Breguet France
Louis Daguerre France
Louis Jean Lumière France
Louis Pasteur France
Louis Victor De Broglie France
Lucretius Italy
Lucy Wills United Kingdom