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…starts with locating the value of Bitcoin in its elegant art and its ability (like all elegant art) to inspire great things away from the art itself. Yes, great things…
point?” The Art of the Deal, by Donald Trump with Tony Schwartz (1987) The disparate treatment of institutional allocation to private equity and hedge funds has gotten a lot of…
“blood alone turns the wheels of history” but is offended by my tone in an email. You’re delusional. You need to read, “The Art Of The Deal,” and “The Art…
…itself (particularly the Hollywood that is represented through vehicles like the Academy Awards) is that they are creating art. And not just any art, but good art. And not just…
…being party to any of the ‘partnership’ discussions. And yet, if I were a limited partner in one of the funds managed by the advisors in question, I would probably…
…reason we have musicians, artists, actors, filmmakers, and poets. That is the reason we have art. While science can tell us what it is to be human, only art can…
…very good meeting. He wants to make a deal. I want to make a deal. Very big deal, probably, I guess you’d say the largest deal ever made of any kind, not…
…point that art is not what is ‘mimetic’—art doesn’t imitate life. Art is anti-mimetic, in fact. It’s we humans that are the mimetic ones. We imitate art. In his 1891…
…leave finance to cover the last week or so in other shifting parts of the Zeitgeist – namely, politics and culture. It’s not a list of best articles or articles…
…leave finance to cover the last week or so in other shifting parts of the Zeitgeist – namely, politics and culture. It’s not a list of best articles or articles…
or “felt led” or something that “God put on my heart” or that “the Holy Spirit is showing me.” The former was a non-starter, the latter formulations very much part…
business. Weird. Here are two charts to show you what I mean. At the top is a price chart of MicroStrategy and Bitcoin since the first trading day of the…
…what Treeness means in this particular place and this particular plant, and then bending nature to fit that vision. It’s this imposition of human will that makes working with trees…
…some unique moral failing. Every artist is a cannibal, every poet is a thief. But in the end, neither the artist’s cannibalism nor the poet’s thievery invalidate their art. You…
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…not a list of best articles or articles we think are most interesting … often far from it. But for whatever reason these are articles that are representative of some…
…deal being struck anytime soon and the “likelihood” that the deal will favor the US or China. So, Kevin, what should we do in Ukraine? Let me be really clear…
…it a cartoon. But if it is a cartoon, good for it as we need more “small L” liberal cartoons in a world awash in “progressive” cartoons. Juan Ferretti-Smythe “farm”…
…dawning of an age of Big Data and AI. Is there still room for art in politics and investing? Is there still room for an artist who can SEE things…