angel investor, tech product manager, and lifelong learner
interested in AI, and actively exploring blockchain & Web3
Feed aggregator run by Y Combinator of latest tech news with a message board of insightful discussions
My source of mastering what other exceptional minds have already figured out
Altman is an entrepreneur and venture capitalist; his blog has great insights on startups and technology
Dalio is the founder of the world's largest hedge fund, and he shares his latest idea on the world economy in his LinkedIn Pulse
I study the stories of distinguished persons who have some similarities with me to guide my life
Investor & Businessman
Munger is an advocate of multidisciplinary thinking, and I learned his latticework of mental models, each of which is a representation of how something works, in the pursuit of wisdom.
German Statesman
My role model of integrity and resilience in extreme adversity – between his tenures as the youngest major and as the oldest head of government, Adenauer experienced imprisonment and exile because he was unwilling to cooperate with the Nazis during WWII
Engineer & Entrepreneur
Strategically, Musk taught me to follow my passion, work extremely hard, and not afraid to be eccentric; tactically, his first principle thinking enabled me to find innovative and effective solutions to problems
Politician & Attorney
Obama taught me how to overcome a disadvantaged childhood background and how to succeed in a discriminated environment
I am a tech enthusiast. When the other boys stay up late to watch the Premier League, I stayed up late to watch a press conference from Apple or Google.
I am an engineer by day, an astrologer by night. As an engineer, I testified astrological doctrine by quantitative method. I have another blog dedicated to astrology.
My Myers-Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) is INTJ (Introverted iNtuitive Thinking Judging). Other famous INTJs include Nikola Tesla , John Nash, and Mark Zuckerberg. (You too can take the test here).
I observe that phenomena across fields can show similar patterns and have similar underlying laws. For example, fluid mechanics can explain social phenomena such as social mobility.