Psychology of Polymaths: Why Having Multiple Interests Is an Unfair Adva...
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October 3, 2026 at 11:35 AM
Psychology of Polymaths: Why Having Multiple Interests Is an Unfair Adva...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=D0SGbomVuKc&is=OrpSlibQ25QbVCAf
https://youtube.com/watch?v=D0SGbomVuKc&is=OrpSlibQ25QbVCAf
I've been calling it cultist, but it's just .. people, I guess. People who aren't polymaths.
October 3, 2026 at 6:16 AM
I've been calling it cultist, but it's just .. people, I guess. People who aren't polymaths.
Why Polymaths Are Completely Immune to Groupthink
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October 3, 2026 at 6:15 AM
High key kind of wild to me that we used to have polymaths who learned everything and now we have entire conferences dedicated to Semitic sibilants.
October 3, 2026 at 5:33 AM
High key kind of wild to me that we used to have polymaths who learned everything and now we have entire conferences dedicated to Semitic sibilants.
One of my favourite polymaths, bless her unique soul. 🙏
October 2, 2026 at 1:54 AM
One of my favourite polymaths, bless her unique soul. 🙏
Polymaths don't need more discipline.
They need a system where:
- notes feed projects
- projects feed goals
- learning feeds ideas
- reflection feeds the next move
Everything connected. Nothing lost.
That's the whole idea behind PolymathOS.
They need a system where:
- notes feed projects
- projects feed goals
- learning feeds ideas
- reflection feeds the next move
Everything connected. Nothing lost.
That's the whole idea behind PolymathOS.
October 1, 2026 at 8:22 AM
Polymaths don't need more discipline.
They need a system where:
- notes feed projects
- projects feed goals
- learning feeds ideas
- reflection feeds the next move
Everything connected. Nothing lost.
That's the whole idea behind PolymathOS.
They need a system where:
- notes feed projects
- projects feed goals
- learning feeds ideas
- reflection feeds the next move
Everything connected. Nothing lost.
That's the whole idea behind PolymathOS.
When I grew up every adult man I knew had a weird hobby that made them seem like masters. Train sets, crafting, cards, fine liqueur or cigar epicurean types, mountain climbing, languages, instruments, and other etc.
I'm now middle aged, born sandwiched between lame gamers and exceptional polymaths.
I'm now middle aged, born sandwiched between lame gamers and exceptional polymaths.
October 1, 2026 at 1:22 AM
When I grew up every adult man I knew had a weird hobby that made them seem like masters. Train sets, crafting, cards, fine liqueur or cigar epicurean types, mountain climbing, languages, instruments, and other etc.
I'm now middle aged, born sandwiched between lame gamers and exceptional polymaths.
I'm now middle aged, born sandwiched between lame gamers and exceptional polymaths.
Artstrada Magazine NITES Www.artstradamagazine.com #Vampires recommended Txhillcountry wine 🍷 👌 region
Megaregion #POLYMATHs of the dystopia apocalypse
If you're receiving this signal then you are the #resistance
Underground music 🎶
Art for 🎨 sake
Keep Tx weird
Fast rail now
Tx to Mexico HSR
Megaregion #POLYMATHs of the dystopia apocalypse
If you're receiving this signal then you are the #resistance
Underground music 🎶
Art for 🎨 sake
Keep Tx weird
Fast rail now
Tx to Mexico HSR
September 30, 2026 at 6:17 PM
Artstrada Magazine NITES Www.artstradamagazine.com #Vampires recommended Txhillcountry wine 🍷 👌 region
Megaregion #POLYMATHs of the dystopia apocalypse
If you're receiving this signal then you are the #resistance
Underground music 🎶
Art for 🎨 sake
Keep Tx weird
Fast rail now
Tx to Mexico HSR
Megaregion #POLYMATHs of the dystopia apocalypse
If you're receiving this signal then you are the #resistance
Underground music 🎶
Art for 🎨 sake
Keep Tx weird
Fast rail now
Tx to Mexico HSR
Rather than fetishising disruptive innovation through compulsory courses on entrepreneurship and applied methods, we should offer an entirely different model of how to learn and what learning is for aeon.co/essays/four-...
Four Islamic polymaths prove breadth beats specialisation | Aeon Essays
The fathers of Islamic science hold lessons for students: breadth over specialisation, and never let constraints get in the way
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September 30, 2026 at 4:56 PM
Rather than fetishising disruptive innovation through compulsory courses on entrepreneurship and applied methods, we should offer an entirely different model of how to learn and what learning is for aeon.co/essays/four-...
The Maya team is rife with creative polymaths. Hear from Hardhik on what it's been like creating Trials of Maya.
#boardgames #conceptart #characterdesign #fantasyart #scifi
#boardgames #conceptart #characterdesign #fantasyart #scifi
September 30, 2026 at 4:14 PM
The Maya team is rife with creative polymaths. Hear from Hardhik on what it's been like creating Trials of Maya.
#boardgames #conceptart #characterdesign #fantasyart #scifi
#boardgames #conceptart #characterdesign #fantasyart #scifi
Art degree here. I think the AI enthusiasts are more the polymaths who got pulled into computers because it pays the bills.
September 30, 2026 at 12:00 PM
Art degree here. I think the AI enthusiasts are more the polymaths who got pulled into computers because it pays the bills.
that would make a great movie!
I would also love to see a series on the great Indian polymaths.
I loved The Man Who Knew Infinity with Dev Patel as Ramanujan. So sad
I would also love to see a series on the great Indian polymaths.
I loved The Man Who Knew Infinity with Dev Patel as Ramanujan. So sad
September 29, 2026 at 11:53 PM
that would make a great movie!
I would also love to see a series on the great Indian polymaths.
I loved The Man Who Knew Infinity with Dev Patel as Ramanujan. So sad
I would also love to see a series on the great Indian polymaths.
I loved The Man Who Knew Infinity with Dev Patel as Ramanujan. So sad
Blake Richards wins the $2.5M Schmidt Sciences Polymaths Award to build AI models that capture the uniqueness of individual minds, potentially advancing mental healthcare. Prof. Richards is one of eight recipients and the only one from a Canadian institution. 🔗https://ow.ly/LhqE50ZSirP
September 29, 2026 at 12:01 PM
Blake Richards wins the $2.5M Schmidt Sciences Polymaths Award to build AI models that capture the uniqueness of individual minds, potentially advancing mental healthcare. Prof. Richards is one of eight recipients and the only one from a Canadian institution. 🔗https://ow.ly/LhqE50ZSirP
youtu.be/D0SGbomVuKc
🌏🌐🌌🎐⏳
Het kan zijn dat God vindt 'dat het Tijd is om naar een Verse - grotere - Evolutie Meridiaaan te verhuizen'.
Je leert Evolutie Tijdbesef te mixfixen met
Aardse Handels Tijd.
= proces resulteert in Gedrag dat je niet kan Beheersen
= je bent geen Robot.
🌏🌐🌌🎐⏳
Het kan zijn dat God vindt 'dat het Tijd is om naar een Verse - grotere - Evolutie Meridiaaan te verhuizen'.
Je leert Evolutie Tijdbesef te mixfixen met
Aardse Handels Tijd.
= proces resulteert in Gedrag dat je niet kan Beheersen
= je bent geen Robot.
Psychology of Polymaths: Why Having Multiple Interests Is an Unfair Advantage
YouTube video by PsychToons
youtu.be
September 29, 2026 at 8:26 AM
youtu.be/D0SGbomVuKc
🌏🌐🌌🎐⏳
Het kan zijn dat God vindt 'dat het Tijd is om naar een Verse - grotere - Evolutie Meridiaaan te verhuizen'.
Je leert Evolutie Tijdbesef te mixfixen met
Aardse Handels Tijd.
= proces resulteert in Gedrag dat je niet kan Beheersen
= je bent geen Robot.
🌏🌐🌌🎐⏳
Het kan zijn dat God vindt 'dat het Tijd is om naar een Verse - grotere - Evolutie Meridiaaan te verhuizen'.
Je leert Evolutie Tijdbesef te mixfixen met
Aardse Handels Tijd.
= proces resulteert in Gedrag dat je niet kan Beheersen
= je bent geen Robot.
A macro cyber art trash magazine for digital polymaths of the Texas Triangle #megaregion
artstradamagazine.com
Underground music 🎶 🎵
#Elevationists
#gearheads
#vampires
#dystopia
artstradamagazine.com
Underground music 🎶 🎵
#Elevationists
#gearheads
#vampires
#dystopia
September 27, 2026 at 11:46 PM
A macro cyber art trash magazine for digital polymaths of the Texas Triangle #megaregion
artstradamagazine.com
Underground music 🎶 🎵
#Elevationists
#gearheads
#vampires
#dystopia
artstradamagazine.com
Underground music 🎶 🎵
#Elevationists
#gearheads
#vampires
#dystopia
youtu.be/mQCEGJi-i2w?...
Truth .. it’s why I love media and social media so much … you’re able to have dialogue with billions of ppl … real thought provoking discussions that help perfect or explore an idea ..
Truth .. it’s why I love media and social media so much … you’re able to have dialogue with billions of ppl … real thought provoking discussions that help perfect or explore an idea ..
Why Polymaths Are Exhausted By Small Talk
YouTube video by Pattern Weaver Mind
youtu.be
September 27, 2026 at 7:33 PM
youtu.be/mQCEGJi-i2w?...
Truth .. it’s why I love media and social media so much … you’re able to have dialogue with billions of ppl … real thought provoking discussions that help perfect or explore an idea ..
Truth .. it’s why I love media and social media so much … you’re able to have dialogue with billions of ppl … real thought provoking discussions that help perfect or explore an idea ..
❝ In her view, optimism is passive and expects events to resolve themselves. Confidence comes from understanding that the future is not fixed and that present choices have consequences. Imagination matters … people who cannot picture an alternative to the present have trouble working towards one. →
In defence of the unfinished future ⊗ Penchants of the polymaths
No.418 — Beyond the Gaia-Borg dichotomy ⊗ Anthropic has set up a bio research lab ⊗ Germany is building an ark for US climate data ⊗ Human brain is two separate organs
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September 27, 2026 at 1:56 PM
❝ In her view, optimism is passive and expects events to resolve themselves. Confidence comes from understanding that the future is not fixed and that present choices have consequences. Imagination matters … people who cannot picture an alternative to the present have trouble working towards one. →
Here's what I published from Sunday, September 20, 2026 to Saturday, September 26, 2026:
Praying through a logic problem
I quite enjoyed this piece by Mariam Sabri who teaches the history of science in Pakistan. It’s a case for breadth of experience, using evidence from the lives of four […]
Praying through a logic problem
I quite enjoyed this piece by Mariam Sabri who teaches the history of science in Pakistan. It’s a case for breadth of experience, using evidence from the lives of four […]
Weekly Digest - Sep 20-26, 2026
Here's what I published from Sunday, September 20, 2026 to Saturday, September 26, 2026:
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## Praying through a logic problem
I quite enjoyed this piece by Mariam Sabri who teaches the history of science in Pakistan. It’s a case for breadth of experience, using evidence from the lives of four medieval Islamic polymaths. Alhazen, for example, worked out his theory of vision while under house arrest, after pretending to be insane so the caliph wouldn't have him executed. Hopefully none of us need an experience quite so extreme as this. :P
I especially enjoyed this bit about Avicenna. When he got stuck on a logic problem, he went to the mosque and prayed for insight. Whether one believes in divine inspiration or not, the outward-oriented mind seems better suited to discover new things than the inward-pointing one. (Maybe prayer is inward, not outward? I don’t experience it this way, but I could see the case for that.)
> Avicenna's own habit of praying his way through a difficult logic problem is a case in point: for him, turning to the mosque when reason stalled wasn't a retreat from rigorous thought but an extension of it, since prayer and logical enquiry were both aimed at the same goal of grasping a difficult truth.
Penchants of the polymaths | Aeon
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September 27, 2026 at 11:00 AM
Here's what I published from Sunday, September 20, 2026 to Saturday, September 26, 2026:
Praying through a logic problem
I quite enjoyed this piece by Mariam Sabri who teaches the history of science in Pakistan. It’s a case for breadth of experience, using evidence from the lives of four […]
Praying through a logic problem
I quite enjoyed this piece by Mariam Sabri who teaches the history of science in Pakistan. It’s a case for breadth of experience, using evidence from the lives of four […]
Going to start interpreting people calling themselves "polymaths" as meaning they know both addition *and* subtraction, multiplication *and* division.
September 27, 2026 at 1:24 AM
Going to start interpreting people calling themselves "polymaths" as meaning they know both addition *and* subtraction, multiplication *and* division.
youtu.be/IRqW93paaXI. Let us all indulge our inner polymaths.
Why Polymaths Are Completely Immune to Groupthink
YouTube video by Pattern Weaver Mind
youtu.be
September 26, 2026 at 5:47 PM
youtu.be/IRqW93paaXI. Let us all indulge our inner polymaths.
Here's what I published on Friday, September 25, 2026:
Praying through a logic problem
I quite enjoyed this piece by Mariam Sabri who teaches the history of science in Pakistan. It’s a case for breadth of experience, using evidence from the lives of four medieval Islamic polymaths. Alhazen […]
Praying through a logic problem
I quite enjoyed this piece by Mariam Sabri who teaches the history of science in Pakistan. It’s a case for breadth of experience, using evidence from the lives of four medieval Islamic polymaths. Alhazen […]
Daily Newsletter - Friday, September 25, 2026
Here's what I published on Friday, September 25, 2026:
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## Praying through a logic problem
I quite enjoyed this piece by Mariam Sabri who teaches the history of science in Pakistan. It’s a case for breadth of experience, using evidence from the lives of four medieval Islamic polymaths. Alhazen, for example, worked out his theory of vision while under house arrest, after pretending to be insane so the caliph wouldn't have him executed. Hopefully none of us need an experience quite so extreme as this. :P
I especially enjoyed this bit about Avicenna. When he got stuck on a logic problem, he went to the mosque and prayed for insight. Whether one believes in divine inspiration or not, the outward-oriented mind seems better suited to discover new things than the inward-pointing one. (Maybe prayer is inward, not outward? I don’t experience it this way, but I could see the case for that.)
> Avicenna's own habit of praying his way through a difficult logic problem is a case in point: for him, turning to the mosque when reason stalled wasn't a retreat from rigorous thought but an extension of it, since prayer and logical enquiry were both aimed at the same goal of grasping a difficult truth.
Penchants of the polymaths | Aeon
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September 26, 2026 at 11:00 AM
Here's what I published on Friday, September 25, 2026:
Praying through a logic problem
I quite enjoyed this piece by Mariam Sabri who teaches the history of science in Pakistan. It’s a case for breadth of experience, using evidence from the lives of four medieval Islamic polymaths. Alhazen […]
Praying through a logic problem
I quite enjoyed this piece by Mariam Sabri who teaches the history of science in Pakistan. It’s a case for breadth of experience, using evidence from the lives of four medieval Islamic polymaths. Alhazen […]
I gave up on the podcast when they demonstrated they had little understanding of China.
And therein lies the problem.
These are two blokes who present themselves as polymaths, experts in everything, and nobody is. 'tain't possible.
Neither man is sufficiently humble to approach topics with...
And therein lies the problem.
These are two blokes who present themselves as polymaths, experts in everything, and nobody is. 'tain't possible.
Neither man is sufficiently humble to approach topics with...
September 26, 2026 at 8:32 AM
I gave up on the podcast when they demonstrated they had little understanding of China.
And therein lies the problem.
These are two blokes who present themselves as polymaths, experts in everything, and nobody is. 'tain't possible.
Neither man is sufficiently humble to approach topics with...
And therein lies the problem.
These are two blokes who present themselves as polymaths, experts in everything, and nobody is. 'tain't possible.
Neither man is sufficiently humble to approach topics with...