Mycket läsvärd artikel av Morgan Housel häromveckan. 
And here’s an obvious trick: The best way to learn how the world works is to realize how connected everything is. The big lessons from one field can often teach you something critical about other fields.
We’re usually taught as if math is math and chemistry is chemistry, with each field siloed off in its own department, focused on its own truths.
But learning of that sort is only useful in academia. The real world has no silos. The big learning comes when you connect the dots from one field to the next. And once you do so, you realize those connections are infinite. It’s all just one big web. A big web of how the world works.