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The Curious Polymath

Pete Wung

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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Volleyball Coaching Life-On the Nature of Guessing in Reading

My friend and I were talking about the nature of the “read” concept for players and coaches in volleyball. He then stated that if your “reads” are right less than half the time then you aren’t reading, you are guessing. The essence of the c...

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Volleyball Coaching Life-Six Substitutions

Coach Terry Pettit wrote the following on his Inside the Coaching Mind Facebook posting. (Pettit, 2024).

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Book Review-Glass Bead Game By Hermann Hesse

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  • Pete Wung

    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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