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Brought to mind by @nayafia's essay about technical conversations (https://nadiaeghbal.com/technical-conversations … ). I had breakfast in 2008 with Harry Collins, a sociologist who coined the related notion of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interactional_expertise …. I probably think about that conversation every few weeks.
There are dozens - probably hundreds - of similarly impactful conversations in my past. Serendipity is such an important part of life.
But you're not going to tell us why you think about it very few weeks?! (I read the wikipedia entry, interesting distinctions). You're killing us here 
He changed my mind about several things. I expect many people on Twitter would disagree with his position (and my changed positions), and want to argue. And Twitter argument is, IMO, usually boring and annoying.
There's a wonderful line in Yeats's THE MUNICIPAL GALLERY REVISITED, one of my favorite poems about friendship and the effect others can have on us, to that effect (https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-municipal-gallery-revisited/ …):pic.twitter.com/90mtATWJX8
That's lovely.
Half of everything is luck.
Any strategies you’ve adopted to expose yourself to more of this kind of serendipity?
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