Comments on: Alexander (Greatness Implied) http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/alexander-greatness-implied/ Who was the greatest person in World History? Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:07:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: sgent105 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/alexander-greatness-implied/#comment-57 sgent105 Tue, 09 Jun 2009 16:53:44 +0000 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/?p=14#comment-57 Very impressive. The fact that you draw in media into proving that your person is the GIIH is a good use of resources. The only problem is a lack of hypertexted words. However, despite that miniscule mistake, this a very awesome blog. Well done Steven. Very impressive. The fact that you draw in media into proving that your person is the GIIH is a good use of resources. The only problem is a lack of hypertexted words. However, despite that miniscule mistake, this a very awesome blog. Well done Steven.

]]> By: ksull108 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/2009/06/07/alexander-greatness-implied/#comment-54 ksull108 Tue, 09 Jun 2009 16:51:04 +0000 http://learningsmart.org/blogs/greatestindividual/?p=14#comment-54 Overall a very well written and articulated blog. I found the biography enlighting and the pictures and modern references refreshing. However, I did find faults in this blog. I did find the fact that Alexander was in fact the 33rd most influential person in history, according to sources, as being counter-productive to your argument. We are looking for the number one greatest person not the 33rd. I also found the conclusion to be a little bit cheesy. Lance Armstrong also enspires others to work harder/never stop fighting but he's not the greatest person in history, is he? Overall a nice blog and I enjoyed reading it. HYPERTEXT SON Overall a very well written and articulated blog. I found the biography enlighting and the pictures and modern references refreshing. However, I did find faults in this blog. I did find the fact that Alexander was in fact the 33rd most influential person in history, according to sources, as being counter-productive to your argument. We are looking for the number one greatest person not the 33rd. I also found the conclusion to be a little bit cheesy. Lance Armstrong also enspires others to work harder/never stop fighting but he’s not the greatest person in history, is he?

Overall a nice blog and I enjoyed reading it. HYPERTEXT SON

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