Marco
Medri

Since I was born I was very curious, I was interested in all scientific subjects and obviously, as a common engineer, I despised the humanities classes.

Over time, however, my curiosity has expanded to finance, nutrition, sports, art, and so on.

 

This makes me move from one topic to another, some I deepen in more detail, others I tackle more shallowly and I can't get strong opinions on everything.

 

Curiosity led me to deepen the theme of logical fallacies, cognitive biases and critical thinking, I had to somehow understand how to filter information and retain what was most impactful and interconnected.

 

I also think I had been very lucky, I met a beautiful sport, rugby, which changed my life, I rediscovered computer science thanks to some extraordinary colleagues, I discovered Yoga thanks to my girlfriend and rediscovered reading.

 

Going to live alone I had to learn a lot about personal finance, I don't understand why nobody at school teaches it, so I learned it myself and for a nerd like me, numbers and graphs are a nice pastime.

 

I wouldn't want to forget TV series, movies, and online role-playing games. If you have any advice, please write to me!

 

If you are interested in anything else, in my blog I explore these issues and other things that go through my head.

 

PS if you want to know what I have studied, what experiences I have had. On LinkedIn there is everything, always updated.

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