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Jim Simons didn't want finance majors at Ren Tech. He believed they brought bias, not breakthroughs. Instead, he built his team with PhD’s in physics, math, and computer science. The result? A hedge fund with 39% average annual returns and one of the best track records in history.

Just took a peek at the in-person high school Math Academy curriculum, and it's pretty out of this world. A student knowing abstract algebra, real analysis, complex analysis, numerical analysis, etc. before even starting college is so outside the realm of what was possible in my mind for anyone but Terrence Tao-type prodigies that it's... See more

Li Lu is one of the most successful investors of the last decades. But there are almost no public videos of him. But in 2006, he held a Valuation Class at Columbia. Here's the Video: https://t.co/xWq9dorIzy

fwiw many of the MIT courses aren't as good as the better stuff on YouTube, particularly eigensteve's videos or random Technion recordings

Bloomberg: "HBS class of 2023: ...half of the 984 graduating students haven’t landed work." 1. HBS is a factory pumping out ~1k grads per yr; +many more "elite" MBA schools! 2. Startups, YC, .. show value creation skills not learned in... See more