Three Books, One Question Markets. Systems. Reality. Why I wrote a trilogy, and why the three books are meant to be read as one. There is more order in the world than there should be. I noticed it first in...
There is a question that has tormented philosophers for centuries. Leibniz asked it. Heidegger called it the fundamental question of metaphysics. It still appears in late-night conversations, usually when the room has fallen quiet and someone has strayed a little...
My father sat in that chair every evening. Same chair, same angle to the television, same hour, after dinner, when the light through the window turned golden and then faded. Over the years the cushion moulded to him. The armrests...
The room goes quiet. “Sold.” That single word ends an auction. But it also hides one of the deepest truths about markets. The textbooks call it price discovery, as though a true value had been buried somewhere and the auction...
You have seen it, even if you never stopped to name it. Dusk, maybe. Thousands of starlings over a field, moving as one. The flock contracts, expands, pivots. It flows like smoke, like water, like something alive. A falcon dives...
