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"To find truth, stop believing — start thinking."
The pursuit of truth begins not with answers, but with the courage to suspend belief. I approach every question — whether in epistemology, consciousness, physics, or ethics — from a position of genuine neutrality. Not the neutrality of indifference, but the neutrality of honest inquiry: willing to follow the argument wherever it leads, even when it dismantles what I thought I knew.
This space exists for intellectual conversation. I write to document my thinking, to expose ideas to scrutiny, and to invite disagreement. Every publication here is an invitation — not to agree, but to think together. I want to hear your arguments, your objections, your alternative perspectives. Truth is not found in isolation.
This is not a blog. This is not a portfolio. This is a public journal of serious inquiry — a place where I publish formal writings, theories, research, and proposals on the questions that resist easy answers. The writings here are meant to be engaged with, challenged, and built upon.
The fields I explore in my writings — where questions lead to more questions.
The foundations of knowledge, the nature of justification, and the structures of valid reasoning
The hard problem, phenomenal experience, and the relationship between mind and matter
The fundamental nature of reality, time, causation, and existence itself
Computation, intelligence, and the philosophical implications of artificial minds
Moral truth, value, and the structures of power that shape human societies
The nature of faith, religious epistemology, and the analysis of belief structures
Every piece of writing here is freely accessible. This is not generosity — it is necessity. Ideas must circulate freely to be tested, refined, and corrected. Knowledge that hides behind walls is knowledge that stagnates.
If you disagree with something I've written, I want to hear it. If you see a flaw in my reasoning, point it out. If you have a better argument, make it. The purpose of publishing is not to broadcast conclusions, but to begin conversations.