| Paul Ryan, WI-6, is the baby-face of the lot, no money, but lots of braininess about taxes and spending. |
| So much of what he does is potentially trivial, and yet the braininess he brings to it invariably absolves it from the charge of light-mindedness. |
| That I was inspired to write on a subject I had sworn off for the year is a tribute to Jay's insight and all-around braininess. |
| If you discount the tempting hypothesis that more boozing leads to more braininess, what may be some of the factors at play? |
| She stands out, for braininess and for bringing a flash of colour to the dark-suited scrums. |
| But humans are the only animals with the sort of general braininess needed to build aeroplanes, write poetry or contemplate the Goldbach conjecture. They may not stay that way. |
