Thinking in Public
Astrid ☼Whatever I find myself thinking about eventually finds its way here. Investment ideas, self-knowledge, history, and economics are recurring topics.
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Why 'Astrid'
I’d flirted with the idea of changing my name since I was 12 because I never had a strong emotional attachment to the name given to me by my parents. Though I’d never committed to it because I hadn’t found a name that would justify the lega...
What I learned at VibeCamp 2
Last week I spent 4 days in rural Maryland with many friends and strangers. My experience and takeaways were dramatically different from last year’s event outside of Austin. I was at the end of a chapter of my life then, now I am at the beg...
What I learned at Vibecamp
About a month ago I spent 11 days in Austin Texas with some of the most alive, vibrant, and beautiful people I’ve ever met in my life. While there I also encountered some of the saddest, depressive and status fixated people I’ve ever met in...
Game Theory Optimal Living
> There is the man who wishes to be rich, but never thinks of discovering what means, actions and conditions are required to achieve wealth. Who is he to judge? He never made the world—and “nobody gave him a break.”
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