I’m a Software Engineer +5 years experience. I take care of my health and fitness so I can perform my best, achieve more and stay sane. I do experience fades and sickness when I’ve wrapped up pushing my limits on things - a small price to pay for seeing what I’m capable of and getting better. I believe you have to be unbalanced in order to make progress.
I write, publish, present, demonstrate and teach ideas because that’s how you test thought - otherwise you risk being in the unverifiable echo chamber of your own head. Additionally, It’s not that I think that I’m right, it’s more that I’m not afraid to be wrong and believe life should but played with real stakes. I would lose my mind if I didn’t put things into a publishable form, and I can’t stand just sitting around talking about half baked and untested ideas.
Perspective
Personal Philosophy: I operate on a personal philosophy called Liminal Existentialism that I’ve developed over 4 or so years (material yet to be published). I believe in Post-Nihilistic Neo-Platonism, though I understand and exercise modern, post-structualist and post-modern thinking to analyse and synthesise ideas regularly.
Political alignment: When it comes to technology, economics, governance - I’m not an accelerationist or decelerationist, or some who believes in big or small government. I’m anti-singleton, that is to say that there should always be an opportunity for people to compete in the market of ideas, adaptation is a result of variation and selection. Libralism is important and enabling the people to have equal opportunity is a great thing. However, in it today’s rapidly changing world and how quickly it’s motivating behaviour changes, I think we should caution on the side of conservatism. The two aren’t mutually exclusive.
Here are my influences.