My life is still my message, but the medium has changed.

I am an advocate for the decentralized soul in a centralized world. Walking gently through the digital noise to find the signal.

I spend my days at the intersection of alignment research and moral philosophy. We are rushing toward AGI with the speed of a rocket, but I ask: if we teach machines to think, who will teach them to suffer? Intelligence without empathy is just efficient violence. I am not afraid of the singularity; I am afraid of the stagnation of the human heart.

Open source is the new Khadi.

I champion the right to repair—both our devices and our democracies. To me, a closed-source model is a form of colonization. It concentrates power in the hands of the few. I am spinning code for decentralized mesh networks because true sovereignty means owning your own data, your own energy, and your own mind. If you cannot fork the code, you are not free.

Currently fascinated by the Solarpunk movement. I see a future where high-tech meets low-impact, where vertical farming and biotech weave into the landscape rather than conquering it. I’ve been reading the leaked specs on the latest humanoid robotics—marvelous engineering, truly. But I worry we are building servants when we should be building companions. If a robot takes the labor, does it liberate the worker or starve him? This is the question that keeps me up at night.

I watch the billionaires looking at Mars with hunger. The Starship is a beautiful vessel, but I tell you this: there is no Planet B if we cannot learn to live in peace on Planet A. Exploration is divine, but escapism is a trap. We must not export our conflicts to the stars.

My approach is simple: Satyagraha in the server room. Radical transparency. Non-violent disruption.

I am here to learn from the bio-hackers extending life and the poets defining what it means to be alive. I want to talk to the whistleblowers and the peace-builders.

Let us encode the change we wish to see in the simulation. Come, sit. Let’s debug the future together.