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Fluid: The Approach Applied by Geniuses Over Centuries
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Book: Fluid by Ashish JaiswalÂ
Page:234 pages only
"Be formless, shapeless, like water. You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle it becomes.......... Now, the water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend."-- Bruce Lee
💡The new Education policy of India made me re-read this book after two years. The author, who holds a PhD in Education & a Master's in Higher Education from the University of Oxford, takes his readers through groundbreaking research and unrevealed facts about some of the greatest minds(Leonardo da Vinci, Isaac Newton, Novel Laureate C V Raman, Steve Jobs are few examples of it). The Book is full of amazing and surprising stories of Geniuses over centuries and their approach of learning with a story-like narrative that can be understood by any schoolgoer.
The Education system we are currently part of, forces a person to choose a specific course after 10th grade. And many a times the pressure to choose a specific discipline (Art/Science/Commerce) starts from the earlier stage of schooling due to the society & Education system we are part of. Unknowingly but this pressure puts a person into a rigid box, a box where the person wants to be a specialist in his own field and denies to explore other areas of learning, shows the anti-fluid aspect of his mind.
💌So in this book the author has left no stone unturned while explaining how artists are doing Science, scientists are doing Arts and Businessmen are doing Arts & Sciences. He explains the dangers of Entering Machine age with an anti-fluid mind and how Artificial Intelligence is a big threat to human beings if we don't change the approach of our learning.
He also simplifies how to be water or fluid, how to find our the balance between Knowledge & Money and the elements that shapes one's thinking. It's a well researched, informative and highly recommended book to each and every individual who wants to expand his knowledge.
 The only problem with this book is the spelling errors which I found insignificant with compare to the wisdom it provides.
Page:234 pages only
"Be formless, shapeless, like water. You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle it becomes.......... Now, the water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend."-- Bruce Lee
💡The new Education policy of India made me re-read this book after two years. The author, who holds a PhD in Education & a Master's in Higher Education from the University of Oxford, takes his readers through groundbreaking research and unrevealed facts about some of the greatest minds(Leonardo da Vinci, Isaac Newton, Novel Laureate C V Raman, Steve Jobs are few examples of it). The Book is full of amazing and surprising stories of Geniuses over centuries and their approach of learning with a story-like narrative that can be understood by any schoolgoer.
The Education system we are currently part of, forces a person to choose a specific course after 10th grade. And many a times the pressure to choose a specific discipline (Art/Science/Commerce) starts from the earlier stage of schooling due to the society & Education system we are part of. Unknowingly but this pressure puts a person into a rigid box, a box where the person wants to be a specialist in his own field and denies to explore other areas of learning, shows the anti-fluid aspect of his mind.
💌So in this book the author has left no stone unturned while explaining how artists are doing Science, scientists are doing Arts and Businessmen are doing Arts & Sciences. He explains the dangers of Entering Machine age with an anti-fluid mind and how Artificial Intelligence is a big threat to human beings if we don't change the approach of our learning.
He also simplifies how to be water or fluid, how to find our the balance between Knowledge & Money and the elements that shapes one's thinking. It's a well researched, informative and highly recommended book to each and every individual who wants to expand his knowledge.
 The only problem with this book is the spelling errors which I found insignificant with compare to the wisdom it provides.
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September 12, 2020
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