Capture. Root. Free.
Every crossing leaves something in us we can’t always name.Everything I write moves through three verbs. A note enters as a capture — raw, dated, unpolished. If it survives, I root it: trace the observation to its origin until it holds. A few are freed — refined and published, no longer mine to protect.The verbs are growth stages, not folders. A freed essay keeps a back-link to the root it grew from.
captureimmediate observations, drafts
- Courtship feeding2026-07-02 Birds bring food they do not need to give. Noted, kept raw.
- Pro tips2026-06-14 Small operating rules I keep repeating to friends.
rootthought-through, traced to origin
- Every choice keeps its other branch2026-05-30 Decisions do not delete the alternative; they archive it.
- Longevity compounds2026-04-18 Health is the one portfolio where the compounding is guaranteed.
- Naming is the original interface2026-03-09 Before writing, before money: the name.
freerefined, published work
- Longevity Sport2026 Training for a long game.
- The Realistic, Lucrative Case of an Ethereum Classic Attack2018 Covered by Investopedia, Cointelegraph, and The Next Web. Validated by the real attack of January 2019. What a 51% attack would cost, and what it would pay.
- Rindex: the Robustness Index2018 A single number for how hard a chain is to break.
- blockFrame: charting crypto on its own clock2017 Candles measured in blocks, not minutes.
·Verse
Some of what gets freed is not prose. Poetry crosses here in two languages.
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photoJasmine, for Damascus — poem on paper. instagram.com/p/DR_M24gDapb