One is a superstar actor from India.

The other is a writer and investor known for his observations on money and human behaviour.

It is not easy to impart wisdom gained from lived experience to the next generation.

Some things in life cannot be taught. You can explain them, warn about them, tell stories about them—but ultimately, you have to live through them yourself.

Over the weekend, I listened to Tim Ferriss discuss the impact of ChatGPT on his book sales.

The famous French philosopher Denis Diderot spent most of his life in poverty. That changed in 1765.

Herbert Simon, Nobel laureate and one of the great thinkers of the twentieth century, captured this idea in 1970:

Humans are wired to belong. In ancient times, being cast out from the tribe often meant certain death.

In ancient times, education was holistic.

It was about how to live.

History does not repeat, but it rhymes.

To look forward, look back.

What is living?
Living is breathing.
You stop living when breathing stops.

In simple terms, countries become superpowers by using the latest technology to connect people, goods, and markets.