A Brilliant Brain

#1 Nikola Tesla

1856–1943 — Serbia/USA

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 10/10 | Index: 100

He lit the world and died in the dark.

#2 Mark

1st century CE — Israel/Ancient Near East

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

The apostle who shaped Christian theology for millennia

#3 Johann Sebastian Bach

1685–1750 — Germany

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Soli Deo Gloria.

#4 Panini

520–460 BCE — India

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Ancient grammarian who systematized Sanskrit forever

#5 Isaiah

765–681 BCE — Israel/Ancient Near East

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Prophet who saw humanity's future with unflinching clarity.

#6 Silvio Micali

1956– — Italy/USA

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Cryptography pioneer securing the digital world

#7 Solomon

c. 970–931 BC — Israel

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

He asked for wisdom. He received everything.

#8 Louis Pasteur

1822–1895 — France

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Fortune favors the prepared mind.

#9 Ivan Sutherland

1938– — USA

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Pioneer of computer graphics and virtual reality

#10 Michael Faraday

1791–1867 — England

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

A bookbinder's apprentice who harnessed lightning.

#11 Al-Tabari

838–923 — Persia

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Islam's greatest historian, chronicler of empires and prophets

#12 Shing-Tung Yau

1949– — China/USA

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Architect of geometric harmony in higher dimensions

#13 John G. Thompson

1932–2023 — USA

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Solved the finite simple group classification puzzle

#14 Jean-Pierre Serre

1926–2022 — France

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

The architect of modern algebraic topology and number theory

#15 Michael Atiyah

1929–2019 — England

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Topology's titan who bridged geometry and physics

#16 Thutmose III

1479–1425 BCE — Egypt

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Egypt's Napoleon: visionary strategist who built an empire

#17 Marie Curie

1867–1934 — Poland/France

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

She refused to patent the process that killed her.

#18 Ernest Rutherford

1871–1937 — New Zealand

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

Split the atom, changed everything forever

#19 Blaise Pascal

1623–1662 — France

Brilliance: 10/10 | Stewardship: 9/10 | Index: 90

He built the first computer, then gave everything away.

#20 Elijah

875–797 BCE — Israel/Ancient Near East

Brilliance: 9/10 | Stewardship: 10/10 | Index: 90

Prophet who confronted kings with uncompromising divine truth

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