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From Fool Global Headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money. It's the Motley Fool Money Radio Show.

I'm Chris Health. Thank you so much for listening. This week, we are actually off at our company's

annual meeting, so we're revisiting one of our most popular shows of the year,

a conversation with bestselling author David Epstein. He joined me in front of a live audience

at an investing conference. David Epstein has master's degrees in environmental science and journalism.

He's been a senior writer for Sports Illustrated, and he's the author of the New York Times bestseller,

the Sports Gene. His new book is Ranged, Why Generalist Triumph in a Specialized World.

During our time on stage, we discussed a wide range of topics, including Tiger Woods,

Roger Federer, True Learning, and the case for inefficiency. But my first question for David

was where he got the idea for his new book. The idea sort of still did grow out of the first book,

so the first book was about the balance of nature, nurture, and athleticism,

and I was invited to the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, co-founded by the General Manager

of the Houston Rockets, to debate Malcolm Gladwell. It's 10,000 hours versus the Sports Gene.

It's up on YouTube. I'd never met him before, and he's very clever, and I didn't want to get

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