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.
Jane Goodall for her studies on chimpanzee behaviour and her conservation and environmental work.
Dame Jane Goodall died today, aged 91 years. She was a zoologist, primatologist and anthropologist who inspired so many people to follow in her footsteps in animal welfare and conservation issues. I am very saddened about this.
I read her book "in the Shadow of Man" when I was about 13 years old. Terrific insight and observational skills that broke the mold of behavioural sciences. Her work is inspirational. " a life well lived" RIP her work lives on.
I read her book "in the Shadow of Man" when I was about 13 years old. Terrific insight and observational skills that broke the mold of behavioural sciences. Her work is inspirational. " a life well lived" RIP her work lives on.
I loved that book and I read it over and over again. Since that time, her thinking evolved and expanded, making a difference to people, especially girls and women, through community led projects.
Jane wrote the introduction to this book (2022) about her community led conservation. 
https://janegoodall.org/our-impact/