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This is my digital garden for "big important ideas" that I think about often. I wrote more about my thought process for a digital garden here.
"Take a simple idea and take it seriously.” (Charlie Munger)
The art of investing is taking finite resources (time, energy, money, attention) and employing them to optimize an outcome. I’m fascinated by the first principles of what it means to simultaneously learn to become a great investor while reinventing the art form.
“When you find a writer whose words enter your mind with deep impact and influence, pay attention. Diversify your library, of course. But when you find someone whose words inspire you, drink deeply from the well they have dug.” I constantly look to collect ideas from the people who most effectively inspire me.
Ever since I came across the Institute For The Future, I’ve been fascinated with the idea of how people predict the future and understanding how we can look at previous predictions to understand the future. What if you could look at how people in the 1900s thought about the 2000s? What did they get right? What did they get wrong? And why?
I’m obsessed with Roam Research. I love Wikipedia. I’m fascinated by the interconnectivity of all the thoughts and ideas that make the world go round. More people should treat their ideas like software that is open source, and in active development. Instead, people treat their ideas like a bridge; stable, but slowly decaying.