Welcome. This is a collection of my writing, knowledge base and research notes, published from my Obsidian vault using Quartz.
Essays
Technology
Web3
Artificial Intelligence
- Beyond the Bitter Lesson - A Deeper Understanding of AI Innovation (Part I)
- OpenAI Will Lose
- What is Scaling?
Philosophy
- Innocence & Niceness Don’t Equate to Moral Goodness
- Testing Thought
- Introduction to Liminal Existentialism
Other
- Structural Hubris Under Asymmetric Power
- The Ouroboros of Intelligence and Security
- Unchallenged Authority & Double Standards
- A Good Measure
- How Neo-Platonism, Augustine & Modernist Thought Effected Our Concept of the Body
- Dangerous Ideology
Blog Posts
- Non-Custodial Is a Deployment Property
- Cross-Chain Bridging on KeeperHub
- A Technology Stack Breakdown on How This Website is Being Served to You
Analysis of Bad Takes
I’ve cultivated a framework for interpreting events and phenomena, though the conclusions it produces are most likely incomplete or wrong. This site exists as a record for the process behind the framework — a practice of iterating toward coherence and guarding against overfitting. Publishing forces a discipline that private notes don’t: you can’t ignore inconsistencies when they’re visible to others. Every page here is open to falsification and reconsideration. If you find an error in my reasoning, a contradiction between pages, or a claim that doesn’t hold — I want to know.
My approach draws on identifying logical fallacies, Kahneman’s framework for cognitive bias, and the practice of actively distancing myself from my own conclusions to stress-test them.
This site is not for profit. It exists to practice writing and to make my thinking visible — so I can refine it and so others can judge it. Content is not edited directly by a community; changing what’s here requires changing my mind. Alongside the site is a forum where readers can discuss, critique, and propose changes.
Investing the time to build a private knowledge base is one of the best decisions I made in my twenties. Not all pages are published — many remain in draft — but each day I try to publish something and expand the knowledge network visible on the right. The graph on any given page shows connections to related pages up to two degrees of depth.
All content is tracked through git, so pages can be rolled back and revised as my thinking evolves.
This website is powered by various technologies. If you’re interested in how it works, I’ve written a comprehensive article on A Technology Stack Breakdown on How This Website is Being Served to You.
Enjoy,