The award-winning blogger beard Telescoper used to do astronomy look-a-likes, which unfortunately sometimes strayed into other fields. If he strayed a bit further I think he’d find a striking one in today’s news:
Sir Paul Nurse FRS
Speaker Bercow
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Very well-observed! It’s been a while since I’ve done one on my blog, which have often strayed a bit from nuclear physics. Last one was Jeremy Hunt and Machiavelli https://blogoftheisotopes.blogspot.com/2017/03/machiavellian-spot-difference.html