Paul Samuelson

“In 1940, Paul Samuelson joined Harvard on an instructorship. In those days You could be disqualified for a job if you were either smart or Jewish or Keynesian. And Paul Samuelson was ‘Smart, Jewish, Keynesian.’ The chair of Harvard made it known that during his time he won’t be the first chair to hire aContinue reading “Paul Samuelson”

LAMBORGHINI

A grape farmer Ferruccio had a knack for machines. He tried his hand in repurposing his tractors into passeger cars. Post-world-war-agriculture-needs had brought his tractor business into wealth and success. He did what many middle-aged rich men dreamt of in 1958. He bought his first Ferrari – the symbol of automotive excellence. Ferrari started inContinue reading “LAMBORGHINI”

The Stanford

” This is the first among a series of revenge stories grouped under my Sweet Revenge Stories. The material is sourced from the internet and other social platforms.” Ramakanta Mahapatra A lady in a faded gingham dress and her husband, dressed in a homespun threadbare suit, stepped off the train in Boston , and walkedContinue reading “The Stanford”