About Me
Life is like an NP-hard Problem
Under Construction
I am primarily a university lecturer, computer scientist, physicist, traveler, and independent researcher 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 a deep interest as an independent researcher in emerging theories of physics and their implications for technology and society, like postquantum lattice cryptography, theories of mind or consciousness, socioeconophysics or cybernetics, fluid dynamics or magnetohydrodynamics, and unresolved problems in mathematics. In my career I have worked on experimental automomous flying vehicles, on experimental biomedical devices, with the NSA (where I was sponsored for a TS/SCI w/FSP though was never formally indoctrinated onto any program), on automotive applications, and financial analysis.
In my career at big tech companies like Meta and Microsoft, where I have worked in AI research and published on Majorana physics (through the Information Physics Institute in the UK). I was accepted into LSU's remote MBA graduate program.
I attended UC Berkeley during the occupy movement as a 500 million dollar budget cut left 10% of my peers unhoused, where I initially dropped out and fell through the cracks.
I spent over a year traveling the country off-grid in a "tiny home" trailer that I built in the harshest possible environments - in the Arizona desert summer and the Iowa winter where temperatures reached colder than the arctic, as well as on old western movie sets like Corgainville, CA.
My goals are to better understand the nature of human consciousness relative to machines, the pursuit of a complete theory of socioeconophysics and cybernetics to diagnose and repair the ailments of American democracy, and to affirm that to request any class of truly uncrackable encryptions of the universe is too hubristic a request for any unaccountable class of elites. My goal is to apply this towards social and economic development not only of the United States but in solidarity with other nations like China, East Timor, and Rwanda.
