Dr Thomas Sowell, Americal Economist born in 1930, is a living legend! In our Economics classes I don't remember our Professors talking about him much. Or maybe they did so in passing and I didn't notice. So I was torally unaware what a genius this man is! I discovered him during last year through Twitter... Continue Reading →
Algebra is one of the better online platforms/Youtube channels I follow. They do talk shows, 1-on-1 chat with people from various walks of life. Some of them are really interesting and help you discover or connect with new people. Recently I saw one such episode which I am sharing here. It was with R. Gopalakrishnan... Continue Reading →
After a long long time I am going to read fiction. Hope it turns out to be worth the time. It not, I’ll cut it short and switch to the long pending list of non-fiction books. #bookworm #reading #JoyOfReading #books P.S.: Thank you my soulmate for the wonderful gift! 🙏🤗
I just woke up to the news that iconic business leader Lee Iacocca, who led Ford and Chrysler in 70's and 80's passed away at age 94. I really liked Lee and followed him a lot though he had retired from public/business life long ago. His autobiography was one of the first Business biographies I... Continue Reading →
I have been behind my reading list since last 3-4 months. Couldn't read anything in last 2 months. Thankfully I am resuming reading starting today! Here is the first one I have prioritized. I have heard a lot of good reviews of this book and bought this rather expensive book (Rs 1600) last week. Hope... Continue Reading →
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Today I woke up with the following alert from Twitter...it seems that this week happens to be my 10th Year Anniversary on Twitter. I joined in first week of March 2009, I didn't know what Twitter was, or how it works. But very soon I got hooked on to it and have been using it... Continue Reading →
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