What we know is a drop
Isaac Newton said, “What we know is a drop, what we don’t know is an ocean.” Click here to read the rest.
Indian Investing Conclave Presentation
I gave a presentation recently for Indian Investing Conclave Alpha Series. In it, I talk about my approach to investing and a few learnings I had from my recent trip to India. Click here to watch the presentation.
Contextual Learning
I was casually going through the mark sheets of my postgraduate degree in computer science. I scored good marks in all subjects including CPTS (Computer Peripherals and Troubleshooting). Had someone came to me right after the CPTS exam and asked me to troubleshoot a computer I wouldn’t have had a clue. The funny thing is…
On Internship
I am a big believer in exposing teenagers to different kinds of learnings outside of their school curriculum. This would let them learn new things, develop unique perspectives, and acquire worldly wisdom. Click here to read the rest.
My mind wanderings on learning and thinking
I was waiting in line to meet the doctor. It was a long wait. To kill time, I let my mind wander on learning and thinking. I captured my thoughts on my iPhone. This is what came out of my wanderings. Click here to read the rest.
Classification, Correlation and Effect-Cause-Effect
The three distinct stages that every science has gone through are: classification, correlation and Effect-Cause-Effect. Let us go through some examples to understand each stage in great detail. Click here to read the rest.
Reading list for my 9th grade son
In a few months my elder son will be graduating from 9th grade and entering 10th grade. He is a voracious reader. He has read 100’s of fiction books. I am amazed by his ability to focus intensely, and complete a fiction book in one day. I read a lot of nonfiction books. My son…
