12-05-2019, 08:53 AM
That is a phrase in the title of an article, as seen here,
https://www.pressherald.com/2019/12/04/s...ies-at-73/
The full title reads:
‘Smartest person I ever met’: Seismology pioneer Caryl Johnson of Portland loses fight with cancer at 73
And then continues...
"Caryl Johnson of Portland, a brilliant polymath and pioneer in the field of seismology, died Friday at age 73. Johnson’s groundbreaking early work in seismology formed the basis for modern earthquake detection systems.."
Follow the link above to read the entire article.
Known as Carl (and male) when living in Hawaii, some here may remember her as a professor in the UH Hilo Geology Department, or on HVO's staff. Or as a co-author of the book, Fire on the Mountain. Her's was a controversial life for sure, but no matter, her contributions were substantial and often ground breaking. And yes, I too can say her's was an out of this world on another level visionary mind. She certainly was the smartest person I ever met.
https://www.pressherald.com/2019/12/04/s...ies-at-73/
The full title reads:
‘Smartest person I ever met’: Seismology pioneer Caryl Johnson of Portland loses fight with cancer at 73
And then continues...
"Caryl Johnson of Portland, a brilliant polymath and pioneer in the field of seismology, died Friday at age 73. Johnson’s groundbreaking early work in seismology formed the basis for modern earthquake detection systems.."
Follow the link above to read the entire article.
Known as Carl (and male) when living in Hawaii, some here may remember her as a professor in the UH Hilo Geology Department, or on HVO's staff. Or as a co-author of the book, Fire on the Mountain. Her's was a controversial life for sure, but no matter, her contributions were substantial and often ground breaking. And yes, I too can say her's was an out of this world on another level visionary mind. She certainly was the smartest person I ever met.
