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Victor Ghoshe
Goodreads Author
Born
in Kolkata
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Member Since
December 2015
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The Job Charnock Riddle (Eric Roy Adventure #1)
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2016
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TOMB OF GOD (Eric Roy Adventure #2)
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2021
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Paranormal
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2019
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2 editions
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Future Proof - Masterstrokes to Outthink and Outplay AI
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2026
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Ethernet Ebong Onnanyo Golpo
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2010
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Megher khata (The Cloud-Book)
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2012
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PARANORMAL 2
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2023
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THE TOMB OF GOD
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FutureProofing the Self : Why Nervous System Intelligence Will Matter More Than IQ in the Age of AI
By Victor Ghoshe
In 2004, a group of researchers at the University of Chicago began a study that would quietly upend everything we thought we knew about performance. They weren’t looking at IQ, and they weren’t looking at work ethic. They were looking at something much more primitive, much more “invisible.” They were looking at the physiological “hum” of people in high-stakes environments.
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Nilofa Pervin's review
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Future Proof - Masterstrokes to Outthink and Outplay AI:
"From My Shelf to Our Conversations
I bought this for myself but ended up discussing it with my sister. It explains the future in a way families can actually talk about." |
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Bhavna Malhotra's review
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Future Proof - Masterstrokes to Outthink and Outplay AI:
"What I appreciated most is how simply complex ideas are explained.
It helped me think about preparing students for uncertainty, not just exams. A book I’ll definitely recommend in my circles." |
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"This book helped me think beyond just “getting a job.”
It made me see how I need to grow to stay relevant." |
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Aarush Verma's review
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Future Proof - Masterstrokes to Outthink and Outplay AI:
"What I liked is that it doesn’t try to impress you with jargon.
It actually makes you think about how you approach work and change. The idea of working with AI instead of against it makes sense. Have started applying a few things already." Read more of this review » |
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“Reach out to people, just because they crossed your mind...
for me, they point to something deeply human - 'the power of human connection'.” ...more Victor Ghoshe |
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“A philosopher is a mathematician, who might not be good at solving mathematical problems but knows 'which one' to solve and 'why' to solve it...”
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“Through my darkest days
I kept my mouth shut and slogged...
to create. to build.
Just to be sure - that on some sunny day
when I look back I can smile... gently.”
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I kept my mouth shut and slogged...
to create. to build.
Just to be sure - that on some sunny day
when I look back I can smile... gently.”
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“Mind your own business... singlemindedly.
Your business will open your mind and
connect you with other great minds.
Period.”
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Your business will open your mind and
connect you with other great minds.
Period.”
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“I can’t change the way people look at life… with my book that costs Rs 300....
But I surely can show them how beautiful can things be in a life, with that book.”
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But I surely can show them how beautiful can things be in a life, with that book.”
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“Life tells you many stories... but allows you to write your own.
Its your job to make it good"
Victor Ghoshe”
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Its your job to make it good"
Victor Ghoshe”
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“A philosopher is a mathematician, who might not be good at solving mathematical problems but knows 'which one' to solve and 'why' to solve it...”
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“When you wish to converse with the universe...
open the whole of your heart...
so, the elements can touch your soul and arrange the meeting well.”
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open the whole of your heart...
so, the elements can touch your soul and arrange the meeting well.”
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