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Changing the Course of Economic History with Purpose and Precision

On the rarest of occasions in human history, the world gets reminded of what's really out here. Lost souls that are very much aware of where they are going and what they are aiming for. We aren't forgotten souls, because in order to be forgotten, you had to have been known at all.

Often misunderstood by the people closest to us, we don't learn merely for the sake of currency. Instead, learning has always been an escape from other pain as far back as my mind allows me to remember.

The drive to attain as much knowledge about the universe and consciousness as possible rests in the fact that, unlike relationships with other human beings, relationships with literature are different. Books will never abandon you or sprint away when you make a mistake.

My obsessive relationship with learning and literature stems from the fact that books constantly offer an infinite number of chances, and regardless of how many mistakes you make, literature sits there, begging you to try again with arms wide open. That's been my life. That's my foundational relationship with the consumption of information.