Eureka! On the clustering of geniuses - by Rohit
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Eureka! On the clustering of geniuses Examining the social networks essential to innovation Rohit Krishnan Dec 26, 2020 22 8 2 Share I Why do so many discoveries happen at roughly the same time to different people? There are cool sounding names like multiple discovery and simultaneous invention here which only serves to make the amazing seem rather mundane. Newton created calculus and definitely was an all round well credentialed genius. But at the exact same time Leibniz cooked it up too, somewhere far enough away that it seems like a spooky coincidence. Evolution, probably one of the greates
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