Jesse Vipond

There are things in this world that we know to be true with absolute certainty. What goes up must come down. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. Then there are suspicions we have that can't quite be confirmed with absolute scientific confirmation. Those beliefs require a leap of faith, an act of believing in something without proof. We never know what the future will hold. But with

The modern world is exceedingly complex. Without systems and processes for navigating life it can often teeter on the brink of chaos. Form the early Titans of Industry to the Pioneers of Silicon Valley, great fortunes have been made developing these tools to help organize often disparate events and occurrences. Today pre-launch AI companies are landing valuations in the tens of billions on the

History isn't just ''stuff that happened in the past.'' It's not simply people and places that came before us. It's not some nebulous concept floating in the ether for us to acknowledge or not. History is a story that tells the tale of how we got here, how cultures evolve over time. Sure, you can read about history, watch documentaries, or even visit a museum to experience the artifacts of

The life of a collector is a bit different. For those among us who consider themselves minimalists you might find it a bit unusual; the thought of keeping old things is antithetical to your core beliefs. But a collectors point of view is a bit more esoteric. It's not just about accumulating ''stuff.'' It's a living embodiment of true appreciation for what and who came before us. It's a strong