Umbhali Oqavile

I am tempted to say this is a follow up Blog from the  Diworsification  Blog. Perhaps it is closely related. We are often tempted to do everything at once, whilst possible, it can yield below par results. I think I read from one of Nassim Taleb's books that the reason why Professors have average salaries is because they are generalist, they do not specialise. Conversely, neurosurgeons rake the dough, few can do what they do. I have an opinion on this argument; generalisation is good, it allows you to have a conversation with anyone about anything, the limitation of course is that you know little about anything. On the other hand, whilst specialisation is good, it can actually narrow your thinking. If I know more, a lot more about Chemistry, I may end up not knowing about Messi's departure from FC Barcelona to PSG; this is not necessarily a big deal but it does present me as an ignorant and oblivious  person. I digress.  Warren Buffett and Bitcoin Warren Buffett often says that