quasimatt is a mental gymnast, justification expert, artist, and intellectual fixated on simplicity, analysis, repetition, lying, grifting, clout, technology, society, humor, economics, money, speculation, desert, labor, and things of that nature and sort. his most involved work as an intellectual has been on neoclassical microeconomic theory, especially its application to art as a commodity and the efficacy of its assumptions in an increasingly financializing economy. he has done really interesting things such as publishing two books, optimizing marketing campaigns for cancer drugs, dropping out of grad school in philosophy and economics, working at various decentralized finance protocols and adjacent projects, and creating assorted media and writing. he loves to take so-called trivial things seriously and typically treats serious things with a bit of skepticism or perhaps whimsy. he has a lot of theories and is typically right. additionally, he also lives in new york as well. not only that, but he loves to hang out and have fun too.