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Part 8 of Season 2: The Decision-Making Investor
In 1941, Ted Williams achieved something that no Major League Baseball player has achieved in the 85 years since: he finished the season with a batting average over .400.
Years later, he pu...
Part 7 of Season 2: The Decision-Making Investor
Imagine if your local weather station reported every single gust of wind as a breaking news event.
If the meteorologist screamed about a sudden cloud cover, brought in a panel of experts to...
Part 6 of Season 2: The Decision-Making Investor
Have you ever noticed how every couple at their wedding is absolutely convinced they are going to be together forever?
Even though we all know that many marriages eventually end in divorce,...
Part 5 of Season 2: The Decision-Making Investor
In October 1935, the United States Army held a flight competition in Ohio. They were looking for the next generation of long-range bombers.
Boeing showed up with the Model 299. It was a mas...
Part 4 of Season 2: The Decision-Making Investor
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a trained physician and one of the most brilliant writers of his generation. He created Sherlock Holmes, the ultimate literary symbol of logic, reason, and scienti...
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