My reflections on Finance, Philosophy, Investment, Technology and Travel

Category: Philosophy

Moral Equilibration Theory

Your moral beliefs are shaped by what you have already done.

TL;DR

Moral Equilibration Theory proposes that your moral beliefs are shaped not only by what you think is right, but also by what you have already done. You carry a private record of your own behavior, and when that record conflicts with your preferred self-image, your moral interpretation tends to move toward a position you can live with.… Read the rest

The Invisible Wisdom of the Universe: Lessons in Absence

Prologue: The Silent Mentor

Imagine the universe as a cryptic teacher. It doesn’t offer a clear path to success, but it flags the pitfalls to avoid. Its voice isn’t a directive “Go here,” but a resounding “Steer clear.” This asymmetry, between the silence of what to do and the clarity of what to avoid, is life’s great cheat code.… Read the rest

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