Sparklin Weekly Learnings #10

The ingenuity of margins in notebooks, the extremity of the coldest region on Earth and the most well-known Chinese typewriter in history—Sparklin’s weekly learnings are back to blow your mind ??

1. Sparklin’s artistic savant, Diya Ghosh, found that margins were first introduced in notebooks to keep the text protected from rats ??

2. Our budding visual designer, Ankita Chandrashekar, read up on this insightful Morgan Housel anecdote that discusses the three distinct sides of a risky challenge ??

3. Learn how a creative mind can combat imposter syndrome ? through this amazing read shared by our most frolicsome Sparkler, Jayshree Ramgharia ??

4. Our very own tech-savvy astrophile, Pratyush Vidyarthi, discovered that the most dangerous ?? asteroid in a decade is about to pass Earth by a few million kilometres ??

5. One of our best fact-finders, Radhika Bhoj, watched a very insightful ?? documentary on a community living in the coldest region on Earth, Yakutia ??

Watch it here:

6. Sparklin’s tech-enthusiast, Noel Johnson Varghese, unearthed Netflix’s European counterpart ?? streaming service Via Play through this intriguing @romulushoog video.

8. Our very own history-buff, Sneha Das, stumbled upon the most well-known and poorly understood Chinese typewriter in history through this read ??

https://getpocket.com/explore/item/the-uncanny-keyboard?utm_source=pocket-newtab-intl-en

9. Wrapping up with a touch of hourly wisdom—go through this compelling Lifehacker article debunking myths about creativity ?? shared by one of Sparklin’s brilliant minds, Rohit Rajan.

That’s a wrap on this week’s learnings! Do not forget to check out previous learnings, in case you’ve missed them: