Albert Einstein: As a young man he was a rebel who defied authority and did not accept what was established in physics, which, together with other circumstancies, led him to develop the theory of relativity.
Pablo Picasso: created cubism with Georges Braque and thousands of works that made him famous in life and even more after his death.
Elon Musk: has created the industry of electric cars and reusable rockets. In both years, it was considered very difficult to innovate and accepted what was established: that rockets are used only once and that electric cars are ugly and slow.
Nikola Tesla: A great inventor, engineer and futurist, he helped develop the AC power system. Tesla's creative work was well ahead of his time despite his great contributions to humanity.
Benjamin Franklin: one of the founding fathers of the United States, Franklin was a brilliant politician, inventor, political theorist, scientist, statesman, and writer. He had a prodigious scientific mind, and his interests varied widely, but in addition to politics, he is perhaps best known for his experiments with electricity.
Leonardo Da Vinci: Da Vinci is best known for his paintings (The Last Supper, The Mona Lisa), but he was also a philosopher, engineer and inventor.
The Wright brothers: Orville and Wilbur Wright invented and flew the world's first successful airplane in 1903. Their persistence, experimentation and work on the principles of flight made them legendary inventors and innovators.
Galileo Galilei: his revolutionary ideas helped him to inaugurate the scientific revolution in the seventeenth century. He is often called the father of modern science. Forced to defend his ideas of heliocentrism against the Roman Inquisition, and spending most of his life under house arrest for heresy, Galileo has become an icon of scientific integrity versus religious dogmatism.
And missing Charles Chaplin, Steve Jobs, John Lennon, Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates among others