The Bus Ticket Theory of Genius: http://paulgraham.com/genius.html
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Great essay, Paul Who is it targeted at though? People who want to become genius are exactly the kinds of people who do not become genius, because they’re obsessed with the recognition as a genius and not with things for their own sake. Can (and should) you engineer genius?
It's not aimed at anyone specific. I was just curious how these things worked.
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Investors who act like bus ticket collectors ussually end up wealthy. But they aren't doing it for the money. They are infinetely curious about businesses and the challenge of identifying bargains.
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You really put it good way. capitalism is not bad thing as it seen by people.
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Quite meta...
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You mean an obsessive interest in a particular topic? This is a great piece.
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At the center of fields of study that are very much related see people like K. A. Ericsson https://psy.fsu.edu/faculty/ericssonk/ericsson.dp.php … ... while more “cognitive” (individual) in nature, many of these motivational, contextual and community variables are often discussed.
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"Who is it targeted at though?" I think the essay itself answers the question of why it was written.
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