Escha Aristotela | 叶至 ゆかり

– quidquid interest inter-est | 兼以易别

Hello. This is my personal website. Those are my other websites –––––
all are under construction...

"Escha Aristotela" is my Greek pseudonym paying homage to Aristotle;
besides, it means "the best achievement on the edge or margin".
One of its examples is the life of my mentor – Why Rothbard Endures.
Thanks to Murray Newton Rothbard,
whom I deem as the greatest ever economist of the universe,
my life has metamorphosed, like a butterfly out of pupa.
From philosopher to philosopher-entrepreneur,
my evolution re-interprets Goethe's Faust.
If Ayn Rand asks: Who is John Galt?
 I can say: I am John Galt.

Moreover, "Escha" (margin) stands for the greatest notion in economics,
which the Austrian school started with – marginal utility.
As the marginal utility of each branch of logos (-logy) diminishes,
for the sake of the whole logos, I have to invest in another and another.
Thus have I grown into a polymath like Aristotle.
I have nothing against the division of labor and the specialization:
It is just a special specialty to play a connective role: inter.
Coincidentally, Escha is a brand of connectors.

The Sino-Japanese translation of "Escha" – 縁 – suggests an interesting word: 縁起 (en-gi). 
English, like the other Western languages, can NOT convey such an Eastern notion.
A not enough translation is "meet-happen", pertaining to sex-love:
I meet the girl I love and then what happen? Our kids.
Another example: Eucosmy's En-gi.
So what is en-gi? Connection and creation.
It reminds me of the saying of Steve Jobs: 
“Creativity is just connecting things.”

The Sino-Japanese translation of "Aristotela" – 叶至 – sounds the same as 兼垂 (kane-tari),
paying homage to Mozi, whose notion "兼" (merge) is the best summary of who I am.
Eucosmy is the merger of all the world's civilizations.
Physei is the merger of humanities and (computer) engineering.