After my post asking for your recommendations for things I should learn about in 2016, I got a lot of fantastic responses. If I didn’t choose yours, it’s likely because I already felt like I knew something about the subject, it was too specific, or because something else beat it out slightly. There’s just too much.
I’m going to dedicate a month to each topic. I’m going to commit to reading at least two books on the subject. If it’s also a physical skill, I will also commit to a project or some goal. Before each month, I’m going to ask all of you for recommendations for sources. I’m already behind in January, so let’s go!
- January – History of water and growth in So Cal (and maybe elsewhere)
- February – Wine
- March – Game Theory
- April – Cryptography
- May – Art history (this needs to be further defined)
- June – The history of railroads in the US
- July – Oceanography
- August – Football (strategy and theory)
- September/October – Chaos Theory
October – Music appreciation (this needs to be further defined)- November – Linguistics
December – Knitting
There you have it. January is thanks to Emma Sandoe, so she better start recommending sources right away!
