And Poor Charlies’s Almanac is a wise read!
"In my whole life, I have known no wise people who didn't read all the time —none, zero." – Charlie Munger (whose whole life = 92 years when he said it)
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I'm a fairly voracious reader, the problem for me isn't quantity but quality...
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It's, sadly, clear to me that Charlie wasn't reading cryptocurrency twitter for 80+ years.
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Does reading react docs count?
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Reading can come as a habit. But retaining information and building a good knowledge tree is the hardest part. Out of those who read a lot, I'm not sure how many actually does it well.
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Reading is faster, for starters. Symbolic representation is the fastest & book only. You can much better grasp material from a page where many different ideas are visible at the same time and a part of the structure that connects them is apparent from the layout of the text.
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people arguably read far more than ever, on their smartphones as they scroll through social media.. it's a question of what you're reading, and why
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This goes for writing too
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Charlie Munger had a particular soft spot for Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi, whose dictum "One must always invert!" he never tired of repeating. It is hard not to love a man with such impeccable taste.
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