About Me
Who I am, what drives me, and where I'm headed.
I'm driven by a simple premise: the most interesting problems live between disciplines. My work spans artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and the psychology of human decision-making — not because these fields are trendy, but because their intersections reveal how reality actually works.
I build things to understand them. Whether it's a quantum circuit simulator, an ML system, or a startup prototype, each project is a lens into a different layer of complexity. I write to think clearly, and I share because ideas compound when they're in the open.
Outside of research, I train calisthenics — the discipline of mastering your own body mirrors the discipline of mastering complex systems. I believe in compounding curiosity, long-term thinking, and the quiet work that precedes any visible result.
Philosophy
The most meaningful insights emerge at the intersections of disciplines. Physics informs computation, psychology informs design, and entrepreneurship turns ideas into impact. I'm not interested in credentials — I'm interested in understanding.
Interests
Quantum Physics
Quantum computing, information theory, and the foundations of reality.
Artificial Intelligence
Building intelligent systems and understanding the nature of cognition.
Entrepreneurship
Turning research and ideas into ventures that create real-world impact.
Psychology
Understanding human behavior, decision-making, and cognitive science.
Space
The cosmos, orbital mechanics, and humanity's future among the stars.
Calisthenics
Mastering bodyweight movement — discipline of body as discipline of mind.