Second with the metaphorΒ - ive felt that- art & finance at its intrisnic form is an abstraction - personally having started off as cinephile/critic and ventured into entrepreneurship - I've realized that entrepreneurs/ artist create an object that are made tangible out of such abstraction build objective realities - even if - the world outside cannot see the form ( initially) the entrepreneurs chases the same - because he/she feels its there ( ad infinitum)
I agree, I think the creative aspect is underrated. βI regard Berkshire Hathaway, sort of like .. a painter regards a painting β the difference being that the canvas is unlimited. Thereβs no finish line at Berkshire.β
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Second with the metaphorΒ - ive felt that- art & finance at its intrisnic form is an abstraction - personally having started off as cinephile/critic and ventured into entrepreneurship - I've realized that entrepreneurs/ artist create an object that are made tangible out of such abstraction build objective realities - even if - the world outside cannot see the form ( initially) the entrepreneurs chases the same - because he/she feels its there ( ad infinitum)
I agree, I think the creative aspect is underrated. βI regard Berkshire Hathaway, sort of like .. a painter regards a painting β the difference being that the canvas is unlimited. Thereβs no finish line at Berkshire.β