I like to read history, What is this hobby called?
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Excellent article, except it misses an entire class of people: those who simply like to learn over a wide range of history, and eventually, after years perhaps, start making connections. While the professional historian tends to be micro-focused, the amateur as described in the article is still focused on one rather small area (i.e. naval battles in WWII or Jack the Ripper). People who are interested in history on a wider level but like to go rather deeply into one subect after another are the ones who sometimes see the connections the others miss.