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When sedep drinks and remembers writing long papers: There is one thing I wish I had the time to do. Study the phenomenology of entrepreneurial value and value creation. That value exist is a given, but exactly how do people valuate what they do in a phenomenological sense would be interesting, largely because values are always context dependent, but in phenomenology, you're trying to find the instant of self-reflective value creation. What is it exactly that causes the self-reflection of the instant of value creation which is then applied/projected onto a given item and projected into an unknown future. Once a desire presents itself, a value arises of resolving this desire. Yet, in doing this, a tension arises between refusing to resolve the desire until later, another value proposition, and resolving it. What causes the resolution, but another value quesiton. I wonder if the resolution of things, is itself less interesting to the mind, than putting off resolving things, hence, the equilibrium strategy of never resolving when possible. Hence an anti-value would necessarily become the primary strategy for value-redemption. Delaying eating makes eating better. Delaying the value until it is high enough to give the highest potential value. While this is analogous to the Austrian theory of interest rates and business cycles there is a clear mind over matter and value over preference which the human being is capable of obtaining. It is an interesting question I sometimes ponder, because the answer is in tension between the self as interested by the value it perceives, and the self as interesting by the value over time which causes it to induce suffer against itself for a greater and unperceived value.