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<h2>Nikola Tesla</h2>
<p>The inventor of radio, robotics and an AC generator, a man who, according to contemporaries, "invented the XX century", loved pigeons very much.</p>
<p>He fed wild pigeons during his walks. When he was ill and could not do it himself anymore, he hired a person dedicated to feed the birds.</p>
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<h2>Walt Disney</h2>
<p>Walt Disney loved trains. To such an extent that none Disneyland is built without a toy railroad.
<p>He had a steam locomotive model installed in his office and a replica railway with a bridge, forks and trains moving around the Disney house where the owner was happy to ride his guests.</p>
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<h2>Thomas Edison</h2>
<p>There's no technical achievement complete in the XXth century without the inventions and patents of this brilliant man. Edison invented, improved or implemented such things as the telegraph, telephone, movie camera, phonograph. This was him who suggested saying "hello" into the phone at the beginning of the conversation.</p>
<p>Well, in his spare time from inventions, he studied various diets and their effect on the human body. In 1930, a year before Edison's death, his wife said in an interview that "proper nutrition is one of his greatest hobbies."</p>
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<h2>Bill Gates</h2>
<p>The founder of Microsoft in an interview confessed his love for tennis and bridge. But his most important passion since his young years until now is reading.</p>
<p>Gates hired a person who replenishes his library with rare books and in 1994 laid out 30.8 million dollars for a manuscript of the XV century with scientific notes of Leonardo da Vinci.</p>
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<h2>Warren Buffett</h2>
<p>Few people know that one of the richest peersons in the world is a fan of playing the ukulele ukulele.</p>
<p>He is not only a collector of these instruments, but also plays well himself and is not hesitated to perform in public.</p>
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<h2>Elon Musk</h2>
<p>This famous engineer, entrepreneur, inventor and investor is known to us primarily as the founder of SpaceX, Tesla Motors and PayPal.</p>
<p>However, among collectors, he is famous as the owner of a large number of items related to James Bond.</p>
<p>For example, Elon Musk owns one of the cars of this movie hero — the Lotus Esprit from the 1977 film, which easily turned into a submarine on the screen.</p>
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<p>Translated by LK</p>
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