I have been an english instructor in China, philosopher of history, engineer, and physicist with deep interest in a number of theoretical fields. As a previous student of fields medalist Dr. Richard Borcherds at UC Berkeley in EECS, I have an interest as an independent researcher in emerging theories of physics and their implications for technology and society, like postquantum lattice cryptanalysis, socioeconophysics/cybernetics, magnetohydrodynamics, biocompute platforms, mathematics, and optics. ​

 

In my career I have worked on experimental autonomous flying vehicles, experimental biomedical devices, automotive applications, quantum lidar, and financial analysis. In my career I have worked at big tech companies like Boeing, Meta, and Microsoft (where after a discussion with Peter Carroll I started their Chaos Magick org) as well as the Information Physics Institute, where I have worked in AI research and published on Majorana physics. I was accepted into LSU's remote MBA graduate program. I have been cited by WEF scientists, researchers at Oxford University and Georgetown, and have secured partnerships with Universities including MIT and Harvard. I have been invited to speak at conferences like APS, TSC, and IPI.

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I spent over a year living off-grid in a "tiny home" trailer I built in the harshest possible conditions traveling across the United States - in temperatures colder than the arctic in Iowa and in the Arizona desert during the summer. Ever since then I've had to approach research independently through the Information Physics Institute instead of conventional institutions. I have seen firsthand what happens when cutting public investments into housing and the sciences can leave some of the brightest minds with nowhere to go.

 

My personal philosophy is that science by its nature transcends traditional, cultural, and ethnic barriers and is inherently a democratic and participatory process, and is best done openly where it can be freely accessed without paywalls or government/corporate gatekeeping, and that without this, science can become distorted both in its application to help people and in interpretation of results. I have participated in open source "citizen science" initiatives like IndieLab under the supervision of Dr. Slavin. The privatization and gatekeeping of science and technology or its use for financial engineering rather than public benefit can become a dangerous force in society. My own consulting work is done to allow me to pay my bills. Contributions to science can come from people from any level of education or background and the curiousity people feel is what drives it forward. Science is amoral but can be properly guided by a cultivation of a culture of openness rather than concealment.

 

I am the Founder and CEO of Dreamscape Systems Inc, The Nestor Foundation, King James Zen School LLC, and a researcher at the Information Physics Institute. I have recently (2026) left China where I received job offers for the University of Chongqing/Jinan/Shenyang but declined due possible work in East Timor with the USTDA.