About

Fundamentally, I value knowledge and read at least 100 pages of textbooks on my phone a day.

I taught myself HTML at the age of eight and worked on the GRID database for Harvard Medical School under Dr. Ajay Singh when I was 11-12. I did a lot of other work until the end of high school where I proceeded to confuse my parents by choosing to be a Philosophy major. We compromised on me also studying Industrial Engineering, which I didn't finish. I was a controversial student, but had some successes, like getting everyone at my school free buses (so far over half a million UCF ID holders have had fare-free Lynx bus access).

Since then I've worked for Cognizant, Staples Canada, and my alma mater, among many other small businesses and startups. I am also an advisor for the UN-recognized NGO IDEAS for Us which operates in 40 countries.

My research objectives primarily focus in mathematics, philosophy, logic, deconstruction, non-philosophy, and ultimately theoretics, the theory of the practice of theorycraft. I have presented at nearly a dozen conferences and have a publication in Systems Phenomenology (the systems analysis of experience). I participate in reading groups about the philosophies of Kant, Derrida, and the mathematics of category theory with professors, professionals, and even some students. I am also amazing at making beats on iOS GarageBand.

I currently live in India where I'm learning my mother tongue and getting my Overseas Citizenship of India. I am a citizen of Canada by birth and the US by naturalization.