Douglas Crets·Jan 10, 2022Index CardsMorning nudges me awake when a cold rain scratches the bedroom window with tiny rat feet.
Douglas Crets·May 30, 2021Being Right When You Are WrongReading the story of Socrates and his defense of his knowledge work in front of the Council of Athens this week has made me feel a little…
Douglas Crets·Apr 11, 2021Photography Traps Physical Bodies In Time, But What Does Poetry Do?I thought about the purpose of poetry when I was reading W.H. Auden’s Collected Poems this evening.
Douglas Crets·Mar 29, 2021Tender is the Night by F. Scott FitzgeraldMy readings of modern literature continue, this time with my journey through “Tender Is The Night,” by F. Scott Fitzgerald.A response icon1A response icon1
Douglas Crets·Mar 12, 2021NFT Art Sales Are Not a FadLast night, a Beeple digital art piece sold at a Christie’s auction for over US$69 million. Beeple was born in 1981 and has made his art…
Douglas Crets·Jan 4, 2021Five New Wallets Added to Bitcoin Top 300 in Past 24 Hours — January 4, 2021One of the trends that measures how hot the Bitcoin bull rally is running is the number of new Bitcoin wallets entering the Top 300.
Douglas Crets·Dec 27, 2020Can Being Divisive Build the World’s Best Investment Strategy? Yes. Fight Me!Being divisive is actually super important to developing a tangible investment strategy that is built out of empirical experience. In my…
Douglas Crets·Dec 20, 2020Emerson and the Emancipation of Human IngenuityMy goal was to read “The Wasteland” by T.S. Eliot and “Self-Reliance” by Ralph Waldo Emerson this weekend. I accomplished both, but I…
Douglas Crets·Dec 10, 2020As I Meet You, So You Become MemoryTonight the Hong Kong government will enforce stricter Covid-19 rules and that means restaurants will close at six, bars will be closed…