25 Brilliant Gifts For Intellectuals That Will Feed Their Insatiable Hunger For Knowledge

The Book of Unusual Knowledge will be a welcome addition to the collection of any intellectually curious bookworm. This 704-page page-turner comes packed with a plethora of information on a range of subjects ranging from technology and politics to sports and art.

The Scale of Things is the incredibly intriguing read that will change how you view the world around you. It brings together facts and figures in a scientific yet visually captivating way – embracing popular topics covering everything from science to geography to politics.

Put your intellect to the ultimate test by diving into Riddles for Smart People. This fascinating book comes filled with over one hundred challenging puzzles designed to help you think critically to improve problem solving skills and vocabulary in the process.

Feed your mind while stimulating personal growth with The Intellectual Devotional. This secular wealth of knowledge comes filled with 365 days’ worth of wisdom and facts spanning categories like history, philosophy, math, science, fine arts, religion, music, and literature.

Keep your mind sharp with the Master Theorem Book Of Puzzles, Intrigue, and Wit. This one-of-a-kind book is filled with unique beautifully illustrated, “escape-room-like puzzles that’ll have you decrypting messages and tackling creative brain-teasers.”

A little over a year ago, Jake Sadovich submitted an awesome idea to the LEGO Idea platform that you can now purchase – the LEGO ship in a bottle set. With this set you’ll be able to build a historic sailing vessel – complete with a captain’s quarter and cannons.

Flex your brain muscles and see if you’ve got what it takes to solve this bottled frustration brainteaser puzzle. In this surprisingly challenging brainteaser you’ll be tasked with trying to remove the small wooden marble from the bottle. Simple enough, right?

Published posthumously, “Brief Answers To Big Questions” is Stephen Hawking’s parting gift to humanity. This fascinating read tackles a series of incredibly interesting subjects such as the future of humanity, space colonization, and whether God exists.

Get the answers to mind-bending questions about our universe by reading “Astrophysics For People In A Hurry”. Famed astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson guides you though provoking topics like the nature of space and time, and how we fit into the universe.

Help kids – and some adults – tell time with greater ease with the light up word clock. While traditional analog clocks can confuse the dimwitted, the written number face of this light up clock gives you the time in an easy to read and classy display.

Math class will be your kid's new favorite after playing Prime Club. The game was made for fans of math and will teach help them learn and master concepts like multiplication, division, factorization, and prime numbers. There are an almost infinite number of outcomes so a kid and their pals can play over and over.

Be the guy people want to talk to at parties by spouting off all about the weird and wild stuff you learn from this book. From outlandish lawsuits to facts and figures about the world's most expensive food, there's not a topic that the info in this 704-page book doesn't cover.

If you think of quantum physics like a map, it gets a lot more interesting and a lot easier to understand. It'll be hard to look away from this poster, which features the elements of one of physics' most conceptually confusing subsets in a colorful and easy-to-understand way.

A Brief History of Time isn't brief at all, it's quite a long read. This edition is more exciting because it's filled with pictures. Drink in Stephen Hawking's iconic work about macrocosmic worlds and parts unknown and enjoy an illustrated trip through the universe.

Inspire your own theories of relativity with a desk buddy made in the image of the man who cooked up the OG. Einstein probably never knew what a bobblehead was, but he'd be flattered to know he was turned into a tiny professor who could sit in on any physics lecture.

Have a blast "well actually"-ing your friend with What If? Questions like "what if you threw a baseball at 90% of the speed of light" are answered thanks to help from declassified military documents, differential equations, and computer simulations, then distilled into clear answers that'll stick to your brain forever.

Time might be relative but it's undeniable that it keeps marching on. Intellectuals can measure it and plan for it with this reusable planner. The planner has a special pen that beams notes and to-dos to the cloud so they can keep track of them on- and offline and save the Earth by not wasting paper.

The pursuit of answers to the questions on these cards is anything but a Trivial Pursuit, it's a quest to show your stuff as the ultimate knower of things. The clever game is filled with thousands of questions relating to things you SHOULD know, but do you? You might wanna read up before you give this game a play.