"Shakespeare" and his Pack of Polymaths (WS70)

This video talks about a few the bard's sons or grandsons who are themselves polymaths, reflecting the bard's outstanding genius in his offspring by different partners. As examples, the grandchildren of John Dod of Malpas - John Wilkins and Walter Pope are cited with their genealogy.
LINK TO Wikipedia - John Wilkins
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LINK TO Wikipedia - Walter Pope
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LINK TO Wikipedia - Robert Wright
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[@acratone8300]

Sir John Falstaff wrote most of the plays!

[@user-yu3le2cg8v]

a SUM of Polymaths

[@therealshakespeare9243]

@@user-yu3le2cg8v not bad, although I prefer it when the pair of words start with the same letter (like gaggle of geese), it’s more memorable

[@arwynhughes5601]

@@therealshakespeare9243 I think i like a FLOCK of Polymaths. If you are going for P, then a PRIDE also seems appropriate ;)

[@therealshakespeare9243]

@@arwynhughes5601 I see your point!
It carries an allusion to sheep & ewers

[@geordie4339]

What is the evidence of which you speak? How do you weigh it againt counter evidence?

[@therealshakespeare9243]

The reason I wrote my book was to present the new evidence. You are commenting from a position where you have no knowledge of the evidence presented - since you you have not purchased the book. It appears you are familiar with computer software and logic. Please explain to me how your criticism comes before analysis. This has a lot to do with causality loops, of which you claim to have some knowledge.