When you think of polymaths, who comes to mind? Leonardo? Nikola? Aristotle? What if I told you the greatest polymath the world has ever known is a) not a man and b) still alive.
This sentence stood out for me: Denes encourages us to be gardeners in a field of ideas overtaken by weeds and depleted soil. “When things are pared down to their core or essence” she writes, “superfluous data fall away and new associations and insights become possible”.
This sentence stood out for me: Denes encourages us to be gardeners in a field of ideas overtaken by weeds and depleted soil. “When things are pared down to their core or essence” she writes, “superfluous data fall away and new associations and insights become possible”.
Thanks, Florian!
Thank you for reading Karena!