An excellent exegesis of the polymath phenomenon. My entire adult life has been an apparent under achievement driven by an early childhood postulate I made upon hearing my mother say “He’s dead!?” upon getting a phone call from her mother that her/my mother’s father had just died in an automobile accident. This unnerved me and I immediately went and got a bible from my brother’s room and went to our basement and opened it in the middle (basically either Psalms or Proverbs) and made the postulate to read and live what was there. Hence Proverbs became my chosen book of the Bible whose entire theme is “Get knowledge! Get wisdom! Get understanding! Thankfully it wasn’t “believe every jot and tittle of pre-scientific orthodoxy one might hear from tele-evangelists.” 🙂 Obeying these postulates has been my lifelong pursuit. I was very intellectually curious and in many cases of seemingly opposite or irrelevant subjects. Wisdom is the very intellectual process of integrating opposites to the point of thirdness greater oneness solutions or what I call The Cosmic Code which is expressed as The integration of dualities/opposites to the point of a thirdness/trinitarian greater oneness solution, i.e. the achievement of Hegel’s dialectic.

In 2007 as the worst monetary and economic collapse was occuring I was by chance invited to join a google group regarding an almost forgotten world wide movement started between the first and second world wars called Social Credit. Exploring and innovating the policies suggested by this movement was (finally) the beginning of the application of my life long studies and resulted in a (needing editing) book entitled Wisdomics-Gracenomics: The New Monetary Paradigm and Its Policies and the start of my blog (wisdomicsblog.com) wherein I explore the personal, temporal universe and often serendipitous benefits of applying the policy program of my book and of self actualizing the various aspects of the natural philosophical concept of grace.

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