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The Age of Genius
The tumult of the 17th century led to a breakdown of systems but also to greater freedom and even greater innovation
A Fertile Mind
Robert Edwards’ Nobel Prize speaks not only of his genius, but also of how well test tube babies have been received worldwide. It has taken time, and when faced with early opposition to his work, it helped that he never lost his sense of humour.
For He’s a Jolly Bad Fellow
How come some of the world’s brightest minds are such no-gooders otherwise?
Moral of the Federer Story
The misfortune of those who do not follow the tennis of our times is that they are missing a unique form of literature, a one-man art, and a genius as rare as an asteroid strike
Days of Rahmania
Making music with AR Rahman is known to have driven many filmmakers up the wall. For, he hates deadlines as much as he craves musical perfection. An extract
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