When self-made billionaire investor Ray Dalio wanted to understand changing world events, he didn’t just look at the latest news. He became an amateur historian and spent months looking back at…

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<p>Great article! Some of these folks have developed expertise in multiple domains and it is the inter-disciplinary application of their knowledge that seems to give them a major advantage and depth of understanding</p>
