
The Polymath Unlocking the Power of Human Versatility
Reviews

I was always interested in learning more about polymathy on different levels: history, neuroscience, society, education etc ... I found a part of what I was looking for in this book for sure, but it remained at surface level for all that was mentioned. It is still worth your time it groups a good deal of information about the topic, and the author had generously provided readers with references and detailed accounts on the life of a number of polymaths. He also included an outline of what a university curriculum should look like to help foster polymathy. (I kept a copy for future reference) Worth mentioning that this book is also a call to action and the author has provided a framework that could help practice your polymathy although by the end of the book it sounded more like pluri-disciplinarity and hoarding degrees - and that's not polymathy, a point that Waqas had explained earlier... My overall impression was that yes it was a good book, but man did it feel like a long blog? But it's on me I'm used to reading books with impeccable storytelling (non-fic ofc)! It did kick off nicely though! And of course I'd still recommend it! And thanks, I'm now putting a name on what I was doing for the last 10 years: building my career portfolio!
