Jim Rogers : “The main thing I learned [at Yale and Oxford] was a sense of history. No matter what you think today, it’s not going to be true in ten years. and that’s extremely important in the investment business if you want to be successful. I also learned some philosophy, which taught me how to think and to question everything, and to realize that most things which people accept and believe are not true. And so this sense of skepticism combined with a sense of history, and the ability to question everything around me, was a little bit of a help.”
