Bacon
"Novum Organum" author
Bacon as a surname is associated with several notable figures, most prominently the English philosopher Francis Bacon (1561–1626), considered a founder of empirical scientific method, and the Irish-born painter Francis Bacon (1909–1992), known for his raw, distorted figurative work.
The name also belongs to actor Kevin Bacon, whose film career inspired the parlor game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. (Lowercase bacon is the cured pork product.)
philosopher
Student of fundamental questions
- scientistOne who studies nature
- essayistAuthor of short prose
- empiricismKnowledge through observation
- scientific methodStructured process for investigation
artist
One who applies pigment
- artistMaker of creative works
- figurativeRepresenting through imagery
- distortedMisshapen from original form
- triptychArt in three panels
philosopher
Student of fundamental questions
- scientistOne who studies nature
- essayistAuthor of short prose
- empiricismKnowledge through observation
painter
One who applies pigment
- artistMaker of creative works
- figurativeRepresenting through imagery
- distortedMisshapen from original form
actor
One who portrays characters
- filmMovie or coating
- philosophersAristotle, Plato, Socrates, Kant, Descartes
- AvocadosReed, Pinkerton, Gwen, Shepard, Lula
- paintersBotticelli, Caravaggio, Cezanne, Da Vinci, Dali
- thinkersthinkers, thinker, philosophers, philosopher, Aristotle
- Modern Artcubism, Cubism, Fauvism, dadaism, Dadaism
- Science Historyscientific revolution, natural philosophy, scientific method, scientific journals, Royal Society
meat vs. plant-based foods
Baconvegan
Avoids all animal products
veganism · tofu · tempeh · plant-based · vegetarian