It does not have to be a "brainiac" but someone that you always find worth checking what it says, despite agreeing or not.
One of them may be Sean Carroll for me. I should get some more. And Chomsky, but he is off the map now due to health issues.
It does not have to be a "brainiac" but someone that you always find worth checking what it says, despite agreeing or not.
One of them may be Sean Carroll for me. I should get some more. And Chomsky, but he is off the map now due to health issues.
I guess for me the nearest thing would be the editor-in-chief of Gray's Anatomy Susan Standring - I do occasionally refer to Gray's Anatomy or search my online copy of the book for things I'm interested in - she updated the latest revision and although I miss some of the black and white pencil drawings from the previous edition and the sections on embryology seem to have been copy and pasted from other books I think overall she has improved it.
Peter Frankopan
Akela
and others who's names dont' immediately spring to mind
Peter Frankopan
Akela
and others who's names dont' immediately spring to mind
The rapper and founder of the Hip Hop Shakespeare Company.
I'd include people like Mary Beard, Bettany Hughes and Francis Pryor for really opening up history and archaelogy.
Akela
Akela the wolf from The Jungle Book? Or is that a misspelling of Akala, the rapper? Akala is someone I admire.