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The Drunkard’s Walk
We’ve been discussing more and more in my office the idea that secondary education ought to require a course in probability and statistics more urgently than a course in calculus. Yes, calculus is fascinating and elegant, a true achievement of … Continue reading
Raising success
Part of the American narrative is the story of the self-made person. Work hard, we believe, and success will follow. Some chosen few are natural geniuses and they will rise to the top effortlessly in our level, meritocratic playing field. … Continue reading
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Tagged "Outliers: The Story of Success", child-rearing, dedication, education, experience, Gladwell, hard work, intelligence, meaning, success, talent
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