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00:00Hey, today we have a very fun type of riddle.

00:03We asked AI to modernize these images of famous people who lived a long time ago.

00:08So I'll show you those images, and you have to guess who the person is.

00:13Sound like fun?

00:14So let's get started, and don't forget to keep your score!

00:17Starting out easy, can you recognize this man?

00:29This is Napoleon Bonaparte, a famous French military leader.

00:33Many may know him for his short stature, but it's not exactly true.

00:37He was 5'5", which is nothing extreme.

00:41Also, did you know that he was a real romantic?

00:44At the age of 26, he wrote a short romance novel.

00:48Now this famous woman, do you think you know who she is?

01:00Of course, it's Frida Kahlo, a famous Mexican painter.

01:04During her life, she suffered an accident and spent a lot of time in bed.

01:08That's when she started drawing herself looking in the mirror.

01:12During her short life, she created 143 paintings, and over a third of them were self-portraits.

01:19Next up is this guy right here, do you have any guesses?

01:31This is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a famous Austrian composer.

01:35Actually, this is not even his real name.

01:38His full name was this challenging mouthful.

01:40I can see why he shortened it.

01:42He wrote his first composition at just 4 or 5 years old.

01:46The sources differ a little bit, but either way, he was very young.

01:51The next person up is this young girl.

01:54I know you can recognize her, so who is she?

02:05This is Anne Frank.

02:07She received a notebook that became her famous diary on her 13th birthday.

02:11Also, there are two versions of the diary.

02:14Version A is the original one, and version B is a rewritten one prepared for publication.

02:21Take a close look at the next modernized photo.

02:24This man lived a long time ago.

02:26Do you think you can recognize him?

02:36I did give you a little hint.

02:38Yes, that's Aristotle, a famous philosopher living in ancient Greece.

02:42He's the founder of zoology, and he made major contributions to other disciplines.

02:48Back in the day, people called him the man who knew everything.

02:52Here's another photo for you and a couple of seconds to think.

02:56Can you recognize the person in the photo?

03:07This is Karl Marx, a German philosopher of the 19th century.

03:11Even though his ideas are widely discussed to this day, Marx lived in extreme poverty

03:16during his life and even had a fake name to hide from creditors.

03:20He's one of the most well-known philosophers today, but only about 11 people attended his

03:25funeral.

03:27Another famous person for you to guess.

03:28He made an important contribution to science.

03:31Do you know in which field and who he is?

03:42If you were attentive at school, you will likely recognize Isaac Newton, the famous

03:46physicist, mathematician, and astronomer.

03:49Yes, the one that was hit by an apple.

03:51Well, actually, he wasn't hit by that apple, but he observed it falling and developed his

03:56famous theory of gravity.

03:59Newton never married, but might've had a beloved dog, Diamond.

04:04What about this gentleman?

04:05Do you recognize him?

04:17It's Arthur Conan Doyle, the author of Sherlock Holmes stories.

04:21Do you know it's not the only story he can be credited for?

04:25Apparently, he also wrote a book called The Lost World, which inspired Jurassic Park movies.

04:31Also, he believed in fairies, was mesmerized by spirituality, and was a member of a paranormal

04:37investigation group called the Ghost Club, along with Charles Dickens.

04:43What about this historical icon and her modern look?

04:46Do you have any ideas?

04:57That's the one and only Coco Chanel.

05:00She ended up in the orphanage at the age of 12, learned to sew there, and started out

05:04by designing hats.

05:06She is the one who introduced pants for women and created the first women's suit.

05:12I'm pretty sure you know who this man is.

05:15All you have to do now is recognize him in this 21st-century touch.

05:19Any ideas?

05:30It's Mark Twain, a famous writer.

05:32He made his fortune with two of his most famous novels, Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Adventures

05:38of Huckleberry Finn.

05:39But he was a poor businessman.

05:41He made several bad investments and lost $200,000, which was huge money considering

05:47that an average family earned $1,200 a year at the time.

05:51Yet he turned down Alexander Graham Bell to invest in his new invention, the telephone.

05:57We all make mistakes.

06:00We have yet another scientist here.

06:02Can you recognize him?

06:14It's the famous inventor and electrical engineer Nikola Tesla.

06:18The guy was actually born during a fierce lightning storm.

06:21Also, he was close friends with Mark Twain.

06:24The two bonded over photography and would meet up quite often, despite living on different

06:29continents.

06:30Their friends would often hang out in Tesla's laboratory.

06:34The next photo is of this lady, or what she would look like if she lived today.

06:38But who is she, and when did she really live?

06:49It's Queen Victoria, who ruled England in the 19th century.

06:54While she wasn't born to be a direct heir to the throne, she was raised in strict discipline

06:58to be prepared to be queen in case something happened to the people in line before her.

07:03The girl had many lessons, was constantly supervised, and even had to share a bedroom

07:08with her mother.

07:09Now, do you have any thoughts on who this could be?

07:13A small hint, he lived a very, very long ago.

07:25It's Homer, a well-known Greek poet, most famous for his work Iliad and Odyssey.

07:31Not much is known about him, scientists aren't even sure in which century he was born.

07:36Probably somewhere between 12 and 8 BCE.

07:39Most of the stuff we know about him comes from his own poems.

07:43It's believed that they are, to some extent, autobiographical.

07:47He mentions a blind poet in the Odyssey, so it's commonly believed that Homer was blind

07:52himself.

07:54Here's the next famous historical figure, what's your best guess?

08:06This is William Shakespeare, the one who wrote Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and other famous

08:12literary pieces.

08:14He was the son of a glove maker and had 7 siblings.

08:17He wrote at least 37 plays, but he wasn't just a writer, he was an actor too.

08:23From what is known, he played a ghost in his own Hamlet.

08:27Next up is this woman.

08:29A small hint, it's someone from the literary world.

08:32Now what's your guess?

08:42This is Emily Bronte, one of the famous Bronte sisters.

08:45She wrote many poems, but just one novel, Wuthering Heights.

08:50Emily was the shyest of the sisters and very close to her younger sister Anne.

08:54Okay, do you know who this is?

09:06Christopher Columbus, an Italian explorer.

09:09He is commonly believed to be the guy who discovered America.

09:12But it's not true.

09:14On his voyage to the New World, he was the first to sight the Bahamas archipelago and

09:18the island of Hispaniola that's now split into Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

09:24From there, he went south and never reached what is now the USA.

09:28Okay, just a few people left in this quiz.

09:31Next up, this guy.

09:32I'll give you a clue, it's another famous author, and I'm pretty sure you've read

09:36his most famous story.

09:38So what's your call?

09:48That's Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice in Wonderland.

09:51But not only was he a great writer, but he was also an outstanding mathematician.

09:56He taught math, and he published many math books under his birth name, Charles Ludwig

10:01Dodson.

10:02But even Alice in Wonderland actually has many math lessons and references in it.

10:08Our next figure today is this woman right here.

10:10Do you have any guesses?

10:20It's Mary Wollstonecraft, a women's rights activist advocating for equal education for

10:26men and women.

10:28Here's the last figure for today.

10:29Do you know who she is?

10:40It's Edith Cohen, another women's rights activist.

10:43She was the first woman in history elected to the Australian Parliament.

10:48That's it for today!

10:49So hey, if you pacified your curiosity, then give the video a like and share it with your

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