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Asked by ZoeR17 on 21 Nov 2018.
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Rosalind Franklin answered on 21 Nov 2018:
Well, as I said in my interview, “intelligent, thorough, francophile”. But if you want a different three, then I’d offer “conscientious, determined, careful.”
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Mary Somerville answered on 21 Nov 2018:
Curious (I just wanted to learn and understand so much)
Diligent (I spent a long time learning things and asking questions, as well as trying to work out how things fit together)
Doubtful (Considering my background, I didn’t really believe I could achieve so much, but other people really encouraged me) -
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Francis Crick answered on 21 Nov 2018:
Curious, intelligent and someone who strivies for excellence in all the work I do.
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Aneurin Bevan answered on 26 Nov 2018: last edited 26 Nov 2018 1:55 pm
tenacious, driven, and determined.
I think because I had such a hard time at school with my stammer it made me the person I was, which then suited my role as the health minister trying to pass the national health service acts through parliament.
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Stephen Hawking answered on 27 Nov 2018:
Charming, Charismatic, Clever
I doubt that is what Stephen would actually say though, I imagine he would say something profound and hilarious. They’re just the three words I associate with him 🙂
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