a few "late" bloomers

There's a huge bias towards talking about people who were very notable or "successful" when young. So here are some interesting people who came through a little late.Kevin KellyI always admired Kevin Kelly's approach to work (than his actual work, which, while interesting, I haven't engaged enough with). His real notable breakthrough happened only when he was 31 when he was hired by Stewart Brand.Robert MosesNot everyone in this list is going to be a good guy. Robert Moses, by all accounts was a terrible person, but I was surprised to learn that before he became a broker of power and terraformed New York, he was just a complete and total failure. He practically wasted away his 20s in the Bureau of Municipal Research, and what he had to show was a failed policy proposal, and a dead-end career, where he struggled with even finding a job. It was a phone call from an old connection that gave him a second wind.Robert CaroNot only was Moses kind of a late bloomer, so was his legendary…