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This was a beautiful and well done video with an optimistic and hopeful ending. Thank you, sincerely.

I always wanted to become polymath, I didn't know it's called that (in english). I just called it being self-sufficient... I think it's important to be self-sufficient nowadays, but of course not to exaggerate, because when we go to extremes, we start to think that we are useless. In my free time, I like to learn new things and concepts that may never be my hobby or be useful to me, but they say that we "learn throughout our lives", so exercising our brain will bring us more good than harm, and even in the company of friends we can stand out and boast. Of course, if you think about it from the other side, you may not have time to improve yourself in your main career path that you have chosen to be the best or even good at it. Or you can simply think of it as unnecessary stuffing your head with other things. Everything is for people, and I have always been curious. Remember: being curious isn't a bad thing. Stay Cool

another great vid! Keep up the good work 🎉

Glad that i am not the only one

I Have also been thinking about this a lot recently, glad to see I'm not the only one. Great video.

Being yourself is the most specialized way you can be tbh

Don't try to, you will end up nowhere. Focus on one thing, get good and then move to the next. You are not in the ancient or medival era like Aristotle or Vinci.

I like the videography. Combining street B-roll, overhead shots of writing and screen shares of typing, together with traditional "looking at the camera" footage is really cool.

What is the name of that red/warm lamp in your desk? It looks cool

will definitely be checking these accounts out

Do you think focusing on many interests at once is a good way to grow, or should you stick to one thing to really master it?

I thought you were a popular yt channel with the content quality until I read your comment. 🤯 Great work buddy! Hope you grow into the person you envision.

I feel like it's not gonna be that complicated, if you have multiple interests and have the time to pursue them (not constantly working and then caring for children like most of humanity) it would almost be impossible not to become one

Turns out im a amature polymath

Since from my childhood I couldn't choose one career, I was an artist and drew miniature when I was an eight years old and learned russian and french, at the same time went to piano for 4 years. However on my 13th I completely changed my mind and wanted to become a programmer and started learning phyton, django and c++ after 7 month I finished this course and wanted to study in Japan. But I also started watching psychologist, after that I started to read about this and books related to this. In 2023 I started to prepare IELTS exam and math that completely changed my life, english and math weren't so easy for me, but it changed my mindset, as I overcame some challenges. In 2024 summer, I started doing to robotics and I really liked it, in a short time I earned third place from line follower olympics in a republic level, that encourages me to study more in this field. Now in 2025, I'm 16 years old and I want to became aerospace engineer, but I still not sure. I think I'm observer, it's hurts when you don't know who you want to be, but I will never give up to observe, maybe it takes me years but someday I will found myself. I think this is also helps you to become polymath.

Yeah, I wish I was like those dudes on Lex Fridman's podcast, talking about all this stuff they researched, and that's not even in the field of their profession. But my little brain just aint that powerful.

the hard part is how much the person can be considered as a polymath or multipotentialite. there is person that good at 2, 3 things (do we call it a polymath), and there also person who more good at 6, 7 things. and there also a person who just capable of doing a lot of things but in not master level. so in the vast probabilites and uniqueness of a person. it just need a fixed measurement that is universal or holistic enough.

If you have money and time you should become a polymath (Renaissance person). Generally people assumes that if you focus on one and only one topic for the rest of your life like music, art, science, psychology you will become successful. But the learning curve isn't linear. (I am gonna make a video about it, just decided). At first you learn exponentially, then linear then it get's harder and harder to improve. first year -> 10x second year -> 100x third year -> 10x fourth year -> 1x Plus it doesn't means you will not be able to go further as much as monomaths, if you study meta learning you will succeed regardless. Plus everyone says monomath is good but they wastes their time by scrolling music movies etc..

"If everyone agrees... wait a minute... think!" ~ Jack Ma Everyone followed "narrow specialization", and/ but society evolves. The greatest paradox- to come up with this a few years ago, you first had to be an outstanding strategist, to be an "all-encompassing unit" today, which means be ready today (to develop a "philosophical scientific mind" you need at least 10 years and a "scientific IQ" and read a few hundred books; "go through an education process" analogous to law studies. But you also need a "technological mind" [ IT ], and that takes at least 3-5 years, but that's not all... ;) The downside is that its a much longer path (you follow several paths at the same time; time is not stretchable and learning is a non-linear process). Theoretically its possible for 5% of the population, but practically for max 0.01% (today). And such people are needed today and "right now" (AI strategist). Good luck! Bella Ciao :)))

man your video editing 🫴💐

Another term is Multipotentialite

u r what u believe so there's that

'IQ is of inherent relevance' no it's not. We have so much research showing you can increase your IQ by 50 - 80 points.

Thank you for uploading this Masterpiece Mentda... I needed this.

Love this! I made a similar video too, I came to the conclusion that by following your natural curiosities you will naturally become a Polymath. Most people are interested in a variety of things, so by looking deeper into those you will find connections, and before long you are being a Polymath! Great perspective you had on here bro, keep it up!

cool! keep up with the quality and coziness of the content!

Great video! I can see how much you put effort into this. Earned yourself a sub, cheering you on from the sidelines.

This is really overwhelming. It’s the first long form video I uploaded on here & I had nowhere near expected it reaching 1000+ views. Thank you so much for all the nice and insightful comments! And I’ll try to improve the content regarding audio, subtitles etc. :)

great video, I can see you have put in a lot of effort and I must say it is quite good, just keep going, don’t quit btw you can try improving your audio quality not that it is too bad or anything

Hey what is your method on choosing your interest? Because I have this kind of feeling that want to learn everything that I can

I dont think people should go around trying to become good at different things for the sake of being good. Do the things that interest you and have fun with, and trying getting good Edit: Ah, you covered everything I wanted to say at the end, nice vid.

To me, if you are willing to devote most of your free time to learning, you already have the mindset of a polymath.

Computer scientists are required to become poly by nature. Because computer science is a dependent field. Most programs are for other fields (graphing calculators for math, daws for music, language syntax for learning Sims, art and physics for games, electronic engineering for integrated circuits) 🤍

agreed, i believe a common notion among people is to turning human existence into a complex structure by labeling people as x or y or whatever, Kinda similar to college as to who can be what and what not based on their degrees. Maybe that is true, you most likely will never be the smartest or the best person in your niche out there. Learning new things or being indulged with a lot of niches sounds pretty cool and might be super fun in the beginning but doubling down and continuing in the long run is hard. Most people lack the grit, but in all honesty learn to do things out of love and genuine interest and not out of compulsion.

Thank you! and good video!

Heyy bro, can i chat with ya?

Bro is cooking

The video is amazing. I think you should speak up a bit.

Nice nice

Thank you for this. I’ve always wanted (and been) learning multiple skills (out of interest) but i’ve never knew the actual term for it until now, and i’ve never had an actual clear goal with each of the skills. Naturally that results in some loss of skill over time. Sometimes I even doubt myself I can juggle doing all the things I want without sacrificing some skills into the abyss, but I want to make it happen. Thank you

Interesting points. Becoming a polymath most definitely needs skills in finding good lessons/tutors too, and learning in general , something I would like to add. Overall amazingly edited video, although I would like a clearer subtitle font. Best wishes for the future of you and your channel!

nice video! :)

Thank You for making this video

You can't become a polymath. You are, or you aren't, and no, there aren't many of us at all. Otherwise, I would have more people to talk with.

Guess I’m a polymath ✌🏼

So a scanner becomes a multipotentialite and a polymath?