Into the Impossible Think Like a Nobel Prize Winner: Lessons from Laureates to Stoke Curiosity, Spur Collaboration, and Ignite Imagination in Your Life and Career
James Altucher
How can you unlock creativity and imagination to inspire, teach, and lead? What mental models do the world's most accomplished scientists use to supercharge their creativity and strengthen their most precious collaborations?
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The Rubin Report
It was described as a book that humanizes scientists, showing they are human beings without special claims to truth or wisdom, and explores how scientists approach science. The book profiles different scientists and their approaches to science, highlighting creativity, human expression, and passion.
I'm looking forward to having a big guest like me on for a while.
— Episode: Scientist Exposes the Reality of "Follow...
Episode: Scientist Exposes the Reality of "Follow the Scien...
It was described as a book that humanizes scientists, showing they are human beings without special claims to truth or wisdom, and explores how scientists approach science. The book profiles different scientists and their approaches to science, highlighting creativity, human expression, and passion.
I'm looking forward to having a big guest like me on for a while.
Science is getting pretty banged up these days.
Science means knowledge, it doesn't mean wisdom.
books are magic they are the implantation of an author long dead perhaps although not for you or me hopefully for many centuries to come and the wisdom distilled you know per word the price per word of wisdom in a book Carl you hopefully me these are really invaluable things and I think of these as hacks and these scholars that I profile in the book they all make use of that and credit these great you know scientists and authors that came before.
if you're not having fun you're doing it wrong
Episode: Ron DeSantis Lashes Out & Says What Needs to Happe...
Dave Rubin enjoyed Dr. Brian Keating's new book, "Into the Impossible," and described it as interesting and different from his previous interviews.
Part two of my interview with Dr. Brian Keating all about science and the assault that science is under it's a totally different interview than than i've done in the past is upright now it's really really interesting he's got a new book into the impossible i really enjoyed it
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