On May 25, 1961, President John F. Kennedy declared: “I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth.”

When I was in the army, I received the kind of aptitude test that all soldiers took and, against a normal of 100, scored 160. No one at the base had ever seen a figure like that, and for two hours they made a big fuss over me.

Every single object in this universe is distinctly unique. A single strand of hair is enough to tell you are different from everyone else in this universe.

A run-away trolley is hurtling down the track, there are five people ahead on the track unaware of the situation. You are standing next to a railway switch, you can switch the trolley to the side track. However, there is one person on the side track.

The Industrial Revolution brought employment stability until retirement. Today, job security is uncertain, and younger generations face housing affordability challenges.

Overconcentration in a few stocks is not a recent phenomenon, the US stock market has often been even more concentrated. in the past.

According to Bryan Taylor of Finaeon, market concentration has evolved through seven distinct phases, each driven by major economic shifts.

Growth in individuals and nations stems from the flow of capital, talent, and raw materials.

Great minds throughout history possessed growth mindsets—always consuming new ideas, learning, trying, failing, and endlessly repeating the cycle.

Because AI isn’t a fortune teller—it’s a learned history professor.

AI systems have absorbed humanity's recorded knowledge – our documents, audio, and video – but they inherit our limitations in predicting the future.

Learn Every Day: Go to bed smarter than when you woke up. Continuous learning is the key to success: Knowledge compounds like interest. Just as compound interest grows wealth exponentially over time, accumulated knowledge multiplies your ability to think critically and make better decisions.

Intelligence is how you plan to handle a snake in your living room.

Experience is what you do when a live snake is suddenly thrown into your living room.

TINA: short for "There Is No Alternative," describes the prevailing sentiment that investors have little choice but to buy U.S. equities. This phenomenon continues to dominate as global markets offer limited competing opportunities.

1. Future is unknowable: No one knows what tomorrow holds, no matter how intelligent they may be—natural or artificial.

2. Success is deceptive: Success might trick you into believing you can predict the future, but history is filled with evidence to the contrary.

The next generation of movies will be interactive. The movie will observe you as you watch it, adapting in real-time to deliver a personalized experience that meets your expectations—changing the storyline, altering the pace, and adjusting the emotional journey just for you.

A hungry Tiger is chasing a Deer.

The king happens to be in the forest.

Whose right should the king protect?

In the first year of his slump, Federer tried to recapture his old form by doing what had always worked for him. He kept pushing himself, but it only led to repeated injuries and underperformance.

The Rule of 72 helps estimate how long it takes for your money to double based on a fixed annual return.

The word "complex" originates from "complect," meaning "to braid or weave things together." Something complex is intertwined with other things, making it dependent and bound.

Engineering firms were called in: one suggested installing a faster motor, and another proposed completely dismantling the old life and installing a new one.