I recently made my own list Linguistics (psychological, pragmatics) Anthropology (social, cultural) History (Colonial, Victorian, social) Psych

I recently made my own list Linguistics (psychological, pragmatics) Anthropology (social, cultural) History (Colonial, Victorian, social) Psychology (social) Etymology Humanism (Renaissance) Philosophy (Epistemology) Libertarianism Barter Economies Generalism Miscegenation Languages (Romance) Entrepreneurship Technology Startups Film (foreign, documentary) Music (folk, world, classical) Literature (fiction, creative nonfiction) Coffee Houses Salons WWOOF Wordplay Photography Curation I used to study them all quite frequently but have stopped in the last few years without knowing why. Now I realize it's because I'm trying to justify knowledge vs. usefulness. Trying to get back to some of them now, though. It's interesting that I have yet to find others who also like to learn about varied topics, outside of those who enjoy learning about technical topics. I guess that's why I'm a generalist (and why generalists are usually INTPs).