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The Endless Mural (endlessmural.com)
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Electronics 101- Caps and Bottles (9circuits.com)
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Snapdeal raises the largest round of private investment in India(techcrunch.com)
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Ask HN: Anyone interested as a serious book reviewer?
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The app that I made by mistake (visualyf.com)
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Visualyf : My first FB app (apps.facebook.com)
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How we bought a Ferrari with a credit card(livemint.com)
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Why people love Stieg Larsson's Novels(newyorker.com)
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The anatomy of hatred(muddle-hood.posterous.com)
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Ray Ban Virtual Mirror (ray-ban.com)
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Google explains the blizzard(newyorker.com)
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Movies which are pure inspiration
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by wow_sig 16y ago
Precisely. I am also amazed by the very fact that people chose multi-disciplines to pursue their interests. And with what results? The results are beautiful when you marry non-allied fields. I don't know whether I am reading too much betwe
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by wow_sig 16y ago
I don't mean someone being good and writing a book. I mean it in the old sense of the word. Contributing to more than one non-allied fields. Like someone who's a painter and also a sculptor would not be called a polymath. But someone who is
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Living Polymaths.
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The last days of the polymath(moreintelligentlife.com)
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Least amount of calories required
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by wow_sig 16y ago
Great read. Now that I am nearing 25, this was a question I used to ask myself.