Jun 3, 2022Cookie Jars and the $T ProblemWith blockchain, everyone gets a cookie â Before we get into things, let me tell a little story. The sky is beautiful, seagulls are flying as you and some friends sit on a beach. Everyone is looking at each other and small box sitting on the ground, the tension is thick. Suddenly, someone snatches at the boxâŚBlockchain4 min readBlockchain4 min read
Published inJourney to Jannah¡Dec 11, 2021A New StartâŚWeâre getting started with a brand new look ⨠For those of you who know us, weâre growing exponentially and are excited to reach a new digital communityđ For you Nothing changes, just some new content in an easy-to-access way. Check us out on our website đť1 min read1 min read
May 30, 2021Why it hurts so much after getting the vaccineBlame the nanoparticles â For the people who havenât heard the âsmallâ talk with nanotech lately: âlargeâ nanoparticles encased in not-DNA to allow better travel through body Initial Thoughts Seems weird at first glance (how do you call a nanoparticle large?) âŚ2 min read2 min read
Mar 1, 2021Oil and Water MixedâŚAnd now batteries are better â Honestly, my first thought when learning about nanotech, is that this is just going to be about three main buckets: computers, nanoparticles, and medicine Because it can be applied almost ANYWHERE: Superconductors for quantum More efficient crypto-miners Better food Solar panels Batteries Personalized medicine More food. Like more. you getâŚNanotechnology6 min readNanotechnology6 min read
Jan 28, 2021A Letter to my 2021-selfLesson Learned â Most people look at the previous year and say, âdamn, things went pretty bad pretty quicklyâ. And on any other day, I would have said the same thing, but was it really that bad? Yeah, a deadly virus took over the world. Yes, the world seems to be falling apart. Yes, everything is friggin upside down. But did it really happen that quickly? No. Nothing âbadâ happens quickly, otherwise, we would already be extinct.1 min read1 min read
Dec 15, 2020Beds float now.*Silence* What?! I know I thought the same thing â but as the world prepares for a post-COVID-19 world, there is still a lot of question around what job culture will look like. âŚOri4 min readOri4 min read
Dec 1, 2020Why No is better than Yes â Never Split the Difference: Negotiating as if Your Life Depended on itImagine standing face-to-face with one of the worldâs most wanted⌠and then empathizing with them. Negotiation is a pretty underrated tool and under the right circumstances, it can be a life-saver. Literally. Never Split the Difference: Negotiating as if your life depended on it â is an oddly-satisfying mix betweenâŚ3 min read3 min read
Nov 30, 2020Yes robot chauffeurs ARE a thing â Autonomous VehiclesAutonomous vehicles were (and still are) looking to be the solution to so many problems that we have today. Just think about it: Problem: Climate change. Solution: AVâs that drive more efficiently and reduce the need for constant refilling since electric vehicles are also a thing Problem: Traffic (I knowâŚ5 min read5 min read
Nov 1, 2020Tiny Robots are coming⌠đ¤Thought experiment: Ask any person if they would be OK with having to constantly inject themselves with some random drug on a regular basis. Oh, and by the way, if they screw up the math and donât do it correctly then they die. Pretty quickly you start to realize thatâŚ7 min read7 min read
Oct 29, 20205 đâs from MIT Tough TechGoing to MITâs Tough Tech conference has probably been one of the high points of my year so far. Tough Tech is tech that changes the world, more specifically in Here as some things that resonated with me and why (plus a bonus hint: đťđ¤) 1. Govt. + Private collaboration = đ for success It seems fairly obvious atâŚ4 min read4 min read
