I’m Kenti. Thanks for making the time to visit my website. Really appreciate that.

I love multidisciplinary perspectives. My writings explore the intersection between tech, philosophy, finance, history, culture, productivity, and life—as well as a better medium of writing, because sometimes form matters more.

  • Check my Notes—for atomic insights (most of them still being rewritten).

  • Check my Essays—longer but deeper than notes.

  • Check my People—for summaries and quotes.

To give you my taste, my favorite thinkers include Paul Graham, Naval Ravikant, Charlie Munger, Balaji Srinivasan, David Deutsch, Karl Popper, Friedrich Hayek, Ludwig von Mises, Mark Spitznagel, Nassim Taleb, Michel de Montaigne, Seigow Matsuoka, and Daniel Everett.

I started taking these notes to clear my head, and to create my second brain. The cognitive offload was huge—writing still feels like a meditation to me. But my notes started to take on a life of its own—writing my ideas down resulted in more ideas being discovered, with writing them down also begetting more ideas, ad infinitum. Although future self is enough of an audience, I’m making these notes public because forwardable insights can lead to network effects—I’m trying to find like-minded people on the internet.

I’ll be sharing my micro insights on Twitter and Farcaster. Your follow would mean a lot to me, especially if you have mutual interests.

For those wondering, the numbering at the beginning of each title (e.g., 7-1a) is a manually implemented Zettelkasten system. It’s how I keep track of each note in my mental palace, but you can disregard them.


Why all these ‘atomic’ notes instead of blog posts?

Some good starting points if you are interested in any of these fields^:

^It’s important to use categories, but the reality doesn’t have categories. ‘Academic subjects’ are social constructs. Always prioritize solving your own problems.