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14 Ways to Acquire Knowledge (from 1936)
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14 Ways to Acquire Knowledge: A Timeless Guide from 1936
by Maria Popova
The quest for intellectual growth and self-improvement through education has occupied yesteryear’s luminaries like Bertrand Russell and modern-day thinkers like Sir Ken Robinson and Noam Chomsky. In 1936, at the zenith of the Great Depression, the prolific self-help guru and famous eccentric James T. Mangan published You Can Do Anything! — an enthusiastic and exclamation-heavy pep-manual for the art of living. Though Mangan was a positively kooky character — in 1948, he publicly claimed to own outer space and went on to found the micronation of Celestia — the book isn’t without merit.
Among its highlights is a section titled 14 Ways to Acquire Knowledge — a blueprint to intellectual growth, advocating for such previously discussed essentials as the importance
14 Ways to Acquire Knowledge: A Timeless Guide from 1936
by Maria Popova
The quest for intellectual growth and self-improvement through education has occupied yesteryear’s luminaries like Bertrand Russell and modern-day thinkers like Sir Ken Robinson and Noam Chomsky. In 1936, at the zenith of the Great Depression, the prolific self-help guru and famous eccentric James T. Mangan published You Can Do Anything! — an enthusiastic and exclamation-heavy pep-manual for the art of living. Though Mangan was a positively kooky character — in 1948, he publicly claimed to own outer space and went on to found the micronation of Celestia — the book isn’t without merit.
Among its highlights is a section titled 14 Ways to Acquire Knowledge — a blueprint to intellectual growth, advocating for such previously discussed essentials as the importance
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UPDATE: And the day is upon us! Check out this year's awesome pinups. 
(If you know of any other entries, let me know so I can include them!)
2015 Pinup Collection:
As you might remember from previous years, April 1st is April Fanservice Day!
If you like, you can join in the fun by drawing something fanservice-y for your friends/audience on April Fools’ Day. You know, instead of (or perhaps in addition to) playing cruel pranks on them.
You can draw your own characters, or fan art of someone else’s. Something that’s in relatively good taste (and safe for work) is preferred!
I'll round up all the 2015 Fanservice Day art I can find on April 1st, and feature it here in this post for people to admire.
True Magic Pinups from Previous Years:
(If you know of any other entries, let me know so I can include them!)
2015 Pinup Collection:
As you might remember from previous years, April 1st is April Fanservice Day!
If you like, you can join in the fun by drawing something fanservice-y for your friends/audience on April Fools’ Day. You know, instead of (or perhaps in addition to) playing cruel pranks on them.
You can draw your own characters, or fan art of someone else’s. Something that’s in relatively good taste (and safe for work) is preferred!
I'll round up all the 2015 Fanservice Day art I can find on April 1st, and feature it here in this post for people to admire.
True Magic Pinups from Previous Years:
