"An idea that is not dangerous is unworthy of being called an idea at all." There are very many ideas that people have. There are more ideas that should be talked about that aren't talked about. A few that we should know about have been brought up in this paper, that could possibly leave very many people wondering.The question that should be asked is, "Do all peoples ideas generate to the same thing?" One of the greatest baseball players to ever live is Babe Ruth. He may have just sounded as an average baseball player known by the name of George Herman Ruth Jr., but throughout his career, he developed his nickname, now better known as 'Babe.' ("Biography of Babe Ruth"). George was born in Baltimore, Maryland, on February 6, 1895. He was commonly known for his pitching and many didn't know about how good he was at batting. Babe had a lack of parental guidance, so he had to teach himself how to play. The name of Jack Dunn became very common in Babe's life. With no parents, Jack became the father figure of Babe. Because of having to teach himself, "George became so good at baseball that his brothers invited Jack Dunn a major league coach" ("Biography of Babe Ruth"). After being seen by the coach and needing to improve, "Matthias also happened to help George Jr refine his baseball skills" (" Biography of Babe Ruth"). Babe made his major league …show more content…
Rose was born on April 14, 1941. Pete set many records, such as a 44 game hit streak. He won the National League rookie of the year. While playing Pete got banned because he was betting on games. The nickname that rose developed was given to him by a pitcher who went by Whitieford,"known as "Charlie Hustle" for his hard-charging style"("Pete Rose Biography"). World series were common for him as he won back to back in 1975, and 1976. When Pete stepped on the field, he became aggressive as he separated the shoulder of catcher Ray