The Curious Polymath
Pete WungThis 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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Ruminations-Trite
As I transitioned from Isaac Newton Junior High to Arapahoe High School, middle school to big bad high school, with all its attendant cliques and high school social drama.
Book Review-The Creative Act: A Way of Being By Rick Rubin
I first became aware of this book through advertising on social media. I read through some of the reviews and decided that this was a book that I might like to read since I enjoyed Steven Pressfield’s The War of Art (Pressfield 2003). I tho...
Book Review-Crossing to Safety By Wallace Stegner
I bought this novel many years ago during one of my “read important literary books” phase. The obvious intent was to expose my mind to well written books, the not so obvious to have the book on my already-read bookshelf for my ego trip. I ...
Ruminations-Acatalepsy
The word acatalepsy appeared on my radar a few weeks ago. I looked it up and the definition from Merriam Websters is as follows:
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