About
MyInvestAI Journey
What does A·I stand for?
A·Ihas three layers of meaning:
1. Absolutely Idiotic
Self‑irony: from the outside, the path of real autonomy often looks ridiculous, inefficient, or nonsensical – until the pattern becomes visible.
2. Autonomy & Integration
The core of my approach: you are not trying to eliminate dependencies, but to manage them consciously and integrate them into a functional whole.
3. Abstract Intelligence
The kind of thinking required to see patterns in complexity – the ability to move beyond surface‑level logic and recognise structures that are not immediately obvious.
This page is a small experiment in that third dimension.
A cognitive experiment
What follows is intentionally dense, layered, and playful.
If you find it annoying or confusing – that is legitimate.
If you find it interesting – even better.
The point is not to test you. The point is to show, in compressed form, what abstract intelligence looks like in practice:
→ Complex does not mean complicated.
→ It means seeing connections where others see only noise.
Other Ways
What this demonstrates
I could have written dozens more lines like this.
But the apparent "non‑sense" of the exercise reveals something real:
- When you slow down and pay attention to details,
- when you stop skimming and start seeing,
- patterns emerge that were invisible before.
That is what abstract intelligence is:
- not mystical intuition,
- but trained pattern recognition applied to complex, layered systems.
In our work together, you will use this capacity – not through word games, but through mapping your own dependency landscape with precision.
The images
The abstract images on this page (inspired by Picasso, created independently) are visual companions to the text:
- they show structure beneath apparent chaos,
- they require the viewer to look longer, think differently,
- and they reward attention with coherence.
This is the same process we apply to dependencies:
- What looks like chaos often has a clear structure.
- What seems random often follows predictable patterns.
- What feels impossible to change often has very specific leverage points.
