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'''John Millar''' (June 22, 1715 – May 30, 1801) was a philosopher and historian who played an important part in the [[Scottish Enlightenment]] of ...Logic and Moral Philosophy, and met [[William Cullen]], then professor of chemistry at Glasgow, who was his mother's cousin. After leaving the University, he w

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...k and calculations of radioactive decay he coined the phrase ''half-life'' and provided definitive evidence for the extreme age of the Earth. ...of measuring time intervals of a hundred-thousandth of a second, designed and built the first modern smoke detector, as a pioneer in acoustic submarine d

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