This is my Substack of some thoughts and opinions. Short essays that I hope is long on insight and knowledge. Philosophy, the Smart Grid, teaching and coaching, cognitive sciences, politics, mathematics, electric machines and drives....among other things.
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I started reading Eric Weiner’s book The Geography of Genius (Weiner, 2016) on a whim after seeing it listed as one of Bill Walton’s favorite books. The author’s purpose for writing the book is to investigate why geniuses tend to congregate...
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Greek poet Archilochus said: "The fox know many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing." A hedgehog for much of my life, I am working on being a Fox. My path to becoming a fox is to be curious and striving to be a polymath, a generalist.
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