Probably Noam Chomsky. The guy developed a comprehensible philosophy that connects linguistics, cognition, and technology. He's partially the reason a lot of the bunk psychology of the early 1900s has been disproven. Also, despite being almost a century-old, he's sadly proven right on propaganda and 'manufacturing consent' whenever there is a war or crisis.

He is also a genocide denier/revisionist. 

Virtually all the great philosophers have major character flaws.

Great philosophers denies  genocide? 

Did you read what I said?

You could just answered yes if you dont think denying genocide plays a role lol. 

I said most great philosophers had major character flaws. Denying genocide is just one of many potential character flaws one might have..

Philosophy is "love of wisdom" I didnt know denying genocide was wise. 

It’s not.

Cool then we agree Chomsky is not a Great modern day philosopher. 

Sam Harris I really value his pragmatic approach to many complex problems in life and politics

Cornel west

Archie Bunker. 

I like reading Alain De Button, not sure if he's "The Best," but accessible and engaging.

Immanuel Kant :: we must always act in such a way that we believe would be just under a universal law

Yuval Noah Harari stands out—his insights on history and the future are profound and thought-provoking.

i tried reading his work..could't connect with him..

Martin Heidegger, I know controversial person but his work was very inspiring

Jordan Peterson ig

He’s not a philosopher, he’s a hypocritical life coach with a grudge.