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Byron Trott: The billionaires' banker [H/T Linc] (LINK)
Mohnish Pabrai speaks with The Economic Times of India (video) [H/T ValueWalk] (LINK)
Jason Zweig: Lessons From a Year of Market Surprises (LINK)
Tim Ferriss interviews Ed Cooke (LINK)
Farnam Street: Einstein on the ideas of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty (LINK)
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Talks at Google: Tobias Carlisle discusses his book Deep Value (video) [H/T ValueWalk] (LINK) Atul Gawande: What ails India's public health system (LINK) Larry Cunningham: Ocwen Would Do Well to Follow the Lessons of Berkshire’s Clayton Homes (LINK)...
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Power Network Draws Rich Families to Chicago Banker Byron Trott [H/T Linc] (LINK) Hell in the Pacific (2001) Documentary (LINK) This was mentioned by Dan Carlin of the Hardcore History podcast in his recent interview with Tim Ferriss (warning: there's...
- Moonwalking With Einstein
Chris over at The View from the Blue Ridge posted a great excerpt from the book Moonwalking with Einstein, which is pasted below. That book may have been the most useful one I've read over the past couple of years from an investing standpoint, as...
- Joshua Foer: How I Learned A Language In 22 Hours
Found via Simoleon Sense. What if, instead of tabbing over to the web browser in search of some nugget of gossip or news, we could scratch the itch by engaging in a meaningful activity, such as learning a language? ………………. Related book: Moonwalking...
- Bill Gates Reviews “moonwalking With Einstein”
Sometimes people have suggested that I’ve got a “photographic memory,” particularly when I’m talking about topics that interest me, like science and business. It’s a nice compliment, but it’s not really true. Not even close. For example, my...
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Links
Byron Trott: The billionaires' banker [H/T Linc] (LINK)
Mohnish Pabrai speaks with The Economic Times of India (video) [H/T ValueWalk] (LINK)
Jason Zweig: Lessons From a Year of Market Surprises (LINK)
Tim Ferriss interviews Ed Cooke (LINK)
Related book: Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything
Related previous post: Memortation, or One Way to Put What You Learn to Practical UseThe Indiana Jones of collapsed cultures: Our Western civilization itself is a bubble [H/T Jon Shayne] (LINK)
Farnam Street: Einstein on the ideas of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty (LINK)
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Talks at Google: Tobias Carlisle discusses his book Deep Value (video) [H/T ValueWalk] (LINK) Atul Gawande: What ails India's public health system (LINK) Larry Cunningham: Ocwen Would Do Well to Follow the Lessons of Berkshire’s Clayton Homes (LINK)...
- Links
Power Network Draws Rich Families to Chicago Banker Byron Trott [H/T Linc] (LINK) Hell in the Pacific (2001) Documentary (LINK) This was mentioned by Dan Carlin of the Hardcore History podcast in his recent interview with Tim Ferriss (warning: there's...
- Moonwalking With Einstein
Chris over at The View from the Blue Ridge posted a great excerpt from the book Moonwalking with Einstein, which is pasted below. That book may have been the most useful one I've read over the past couple of years from an investing standpoint, as...
- Joshua Foer: How I Learned A Language In 22 Hours
Found via Simoleon Sense. What if, instead of tabbing over to the web browser in search of some nugget of gossip or news, we could scratch the itch by engaging in a meaningful activity, such as learning a language? ………………. Related book: Moonwalking...
- Bill Gates Reviews “moonwalking With Einstein”
Sometimes people have suggested that I’ve got a “photographic memory,” particularly when I’m talking about topics that interest me, like science and business. It’s a nice compliment, but it’s not really true. Not even close. For example, my...