The issue of how our access to powerful AI as our ‘thinking’ companion will / may overtime affect the fundamental way our brains work and the journey towards ‘collective intelligence’ are now firmly on the …

Cognitive leaps and bounds Read More »

When you meet someone who is endlessly curious about the world you quickly see a forensic energy at work – a drive to ask penetrating and constructive questions. They are always ‘self monitoring’ asking themselves …

Curious by nature! Read More »

With our polymath series we are sharing illustrations of how creative diverse interdisciplinary thinking has lead to so many great breakthroughs in the past. Our message is that as we enter the AI era it is …

Contemporary Polymaths – Who is R. Buckmaster Fuller? Read More »

To end the year, Adam Riley and I have been reviewing some of the many 2025 predictions for Artificial Intelligence floating around. Here is our pick of the more interesting!  Read our SubStack here

Maybe more Spinal Tap than Taylor Swift, but in 2024 the PolymathMind World Tour has taken in the UK and US (several times), The Netherlands, Romania, Greece, South Africa, Australia and Bali. Adam Riley and …

Reflecting on the 2024 PolymathMind World Tour Read More »

In our last post Adam Riley and I published the latest in a series examining contemporary or near contemporary Polymaths – in that case Jacob Bronowski. In this week’s post we discuss authorship, originality, collaboration and the …

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Here is the latest in our series on contemporary polymaths. In this instalment Adam Riley and I focus on Jacob Bronowski. Bronowski blended both art and science in a belief that both seek to illuminate the …

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