How to Take a Break in Curiosity

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Cal Penn: I am unable to do stuff that I'm not interested in. The biggest mistake I have made in my professional career was not taking a year off after college. If all you do is work at a restaurant, you will still be better than working for someone else. He says he has no self discipline and just tunes out the news when it's about something he doesn't care about.

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