A GUERRILLA SERENDIPITY WISDOM IN A QUICKLY POST Some call them lucky. Others call them fortunate. There is no luck. But there is a secret. There exists a whispered art, a secret handshake among the daring and the sagacious observant: Guerrilla Serendipity. In 1961 I was in the Cave of the Treasure in Nahal Mishmar when the five millennia old treasure was uncovered. The Unseen Handshake Forget the dusty treatises on strategic planning, the five-year forecasts, and the metic

Notes to the Global Serendipitome, where humans act as engineers of serendipitous events. This paper delves into and expands the Global Serendipitome framework. Stated otherwise – the Serendipitome hence is globalized and available to anyone concerned. It is a sequel to our preceding paper that first introduced the framework of the Serendipitome. That prior paper predicated the required existence of Sociality, Adventurism, and Sagacity for engineering serendipity encounters.

This essay refers to the concise Darwin biography published by Tim M. Berra . Professor Berra is an expert on the life and times of Charles Darwin and his family members. Many heavyweight biographies were published about Charles Darwin, known as the father of the evolution theory who is considered to be one of the most influential persons in the last 200 years. Professor Berra opens his book by stating that: “Charles Darwin is among the most influential scientists who ever l