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Thinker, The

noun

  1. French Le Penseura bronze statue (1879–89) by Rodin.



The Thinker

  1. A bronze statue by Auguste Rodin. The seated subject is supporting his chin on his wrist and his arm on his knee.

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A classic Lewis protagonist—the aberrant thinker, the guy who can hear past the noise—has done it again.

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And then there's Franklin – the innovator, the quick thinker, the kid who always has an excellent plan, accompanied with the skill set to execute.

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“He was extraordinarily funny with a hearty laugh, and always had a great way about him in seeing the big picture and being a longterm thinker,” the couple said.

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The mathematical thinker, the visual spatial thinker, thinks in patterns.

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As Paul’s mother, a duke’s partner and a member of the ancient and mysterious female order of the Bene Gesserit — the most significant power in the story — she is “the architect, the thinker, the reason why this novel exists,” Villeneuve told me, adding: “She is the one who is the teacher. She is the guide, she’s the one with the inspiration.”

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