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Tag: Science
“Ultralearning,” by Scott H. Young | Quintillion Ink-Strokes
This was among the books that stood out upon entering polymath in the Amazon search query. I have to say that I like the solid cover, which resembles Richard Florida’s book that I previously analyzed. Plot Scott H. Young’s book explains the process behind developing hard skills in the face of obstacles like Recessions and automation. […]
Nephopolis | QB Neologism
Etymology Ancient Greek: nepho-: cloud + Ancient Greek: polis: city Definition noun. A city that is located in the sky, specifically within the stratosphere. Example: The sky would be the site of the next frontier for the world’s superpowers where they will build nephopoles. Equivalent: sky city, cloud city Commentary: I discussed this concept, and used […]
“Elon Musk,” by Ashlee Vance | Quintillion Ink-Strokes
So now I include an analysis of the “Space Man.”
“Sensemaking,” by Christian Madsbjerg | Quintillion Ink-Strokes
So far, my experimentation of featured images for the QIS series seems quite mediocre, it is nonetheless a step forward for this blog series. Perhaps Madsbjerg would recommend that I develop a pattern of making these images and then coming across an epiphany that would completely change how I think about featured images. Plot The […]
“Cat Daddy,” by Jackson Galaxy | Quintillion Ink-Strokes
Throughout struggles of addiction, a well-known cat consultant writes about his struggles
“Rise of the Creative Class,” by Richard Florida | Quintillion Ink-Strokes
This book would definitely provide insight into the importance of creative professions. Plot Florida talks about the Creative Class, which are a group of occupations that contribute more to society than people generally expect. Professions in the Creative Class, as Florida detailed, come in a wide variety ways and has various access to creativity. There […]
