I treat this space as a public workbench: half-sketched ideas sit next to deeper essays, playful visualisations mingle with earnest critiques, and questions often outnumber answers. The goal isn’t to deliver polished proclamations but to capture that moment when curiosity sparks and you can almost see a concept taking shape.
I write because ideas behave differently once they leave your head. On the page they slow down, bump into each other, reveal gaps, and invite debate.
There are limits to what you’ll see here. I steer clear of personal-finance advice and leave day-to-day market forecasts to the pros who enjoy them. Instead, this journal is a playground for exploring mechanisms, incentives, trends, and out-of-the-box possibilities—often with back-of-the-envelope maths, small prototypes, or story-driven visuals as companions.
Self Portrait
