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“THE SHUTTER TABLE” A Street-Photography Action Myth Genre: Neo-noir action / philosophy / street photography epicLogline: When an underground order called The Shutter Table tries to seize Eric Kim’s archive, Bitcoin keys, and family peace, Eric crosses paths…

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By Eric Kim Entrepreneurship is not about starting a company. Entrepreneurship is about becoming dangerous. Dangerous in the best sense. Dangerous because you can create value from nothing. Dangerous because you can publish without permission. Dangerous because you…

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Executive summary The statement “1 bitcoin = 1 sun” is not correct in any official, current market, or documented peg sense that I could verify. In crypto, the most plausible meanings of sun are either SUN, the governance…

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Rebirth, Wealth, and the Anti-Complacent Life By Eric Kim Dedication For the human being who refuses to be sedated by success. Author’s Note This is a manifesto, not a museum piece. It is not a manual for self-destruction.…

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Executive Summary The claim “The purpose of life is creation” is philosophically powerful but too strong to be established as a universal, singular truth. The best-supported version of the claim is moderate rather than absolute: creative activity is…

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Executive summary The question “What is the ultimate purpose for existence?” does not have a single consensual answer across philosophy, religion, science, and psychology. A first analytical distinction is crucial: some traditions ask about the purpose of existence…

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Executive Summary “Getting rid of what weighs you down” is not one problem but a family of problems: excess body weight or low physical capacity, clutter and overaccumulation, overcommitment and calendar sprawl, unresolved grief or resentment, rigid self-beliefs,…

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We have inherited a boring, cowardly, accountant’s definition of wealth. Numbers on a screen. Net worth. Salary. Real estate. Stock portfolios. Status objects. The car, the watch, the house, the zip code, the private school, the marble countertop,…

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Executive Summary To ask what it would mean to “see the true reality” is to ask at least four different questions at once. It can mean: whether there is a mind-independent world and whether perception puts us in…

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Executive summary The claim that “the purpose of life is happiness” is plausible in a limited sense but too strong as a universal thesis. It is plausible because major traditions in philosophy and psychology agree that happiness, broadly…

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and in this way… The iPhone is like ultimate device because, you could voice dictate your thoughts and jot them down whenever you want to… And also publish them whenever you want to. No more iPad?

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so the interesting thought about living abroad… Technically your capital is not very useful because… In terms of a day-to-day basis… Additional money or capital doesn’t really afford you much? Then what do you do when you have…

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Executive summary The best answer from the literature is not “more wealth causes complacency,” but “more wealth can increase the risk of complacency through identifiable pathways, while also creating resources that can sustain or even intensify purposeful striving.”…

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Executive Summary The proposition “The purpose of wealth is presence” is partly true, but only under a strict instrumental reading. Across philosophy, religion, psychology, neuroscience, sociology, and economics, the strongest defensible version of the claim is not that…

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