There was a time when permanence was not a virtue to be defended. It was simply the default condition of life. Capital stayed where it was placed. Businesses were built to outlast their founders. Property was acquired with the expectation…
Introduction: The Wrong Mental Model Most observers misunderstand the secondary domain market because they begin with the wrong analogy. They compare domains to: This comparison feels intuitive because domains are digital. But it is wrong. Domains do not behave like…
For most of modern history, capital followed people. Population growth meant labor.Labor meant production.Production meant investment. Cities expanded, industries clustered, and states grew rich because people were there — working, consuming, reproducing. Demography was destiny. The map of capital and…