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How market makers earn the carry on volatility, why retail rarely runs the strategy correctly, and what the math actually says about the hedge ratio you should keep.
A working theory on why the brain's idle chatter consistently overstates threat and understates agency — drawn from neuroscience and a year of contemplative practice.
What the measurement problem in quantum mechanics has — and doesn't have — to teach us about consciousness. A careful reading that resists the temptation to overreach.
Compound interest is well understood. Compound attention — the multiplicative effect of recovering minutes from your most-frequent attention sinks — is not.
A walk-through of the simplest possible vol-targeted portfolio, the assumptions it secretly makes, and why it still beats most retail allocations on a risk-adjusted basis.
Notes on the practice of noticing what the mind goes quiet about — drawn from contemplative traditions and a quant's obsession with information content.
The pop-science version of neuroplasticity has overpromised. A look at what the research actually supports — and the much smaller, more tractable claim hidden inside.
Why running a deliberately small book of ideas — fewer holdings, fewer commitments, fewer open loops — produces better long-run returns than the diversification orthodoxy.
An unromantic guide to why quantum effects don't survive at human scales — and why that's the most interesting fact in physics, not the least.
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