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What kind of personality is lurking behind one of humankind's biggest geniuses? What made the huge scientific breakthroughs of the 16th and 17th century possible? We will be dissecting the story of a certain Isaac Newton, the so-called architect of the modern world. Oh, and there will of course be a head on a spike, alchemy, religious crisis and emotional feuds as well. Enjoy.
By and with Francis Lundh
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