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THINKING

Record a perspective. Leave room to change.

I start with questions. Medicine, technology, running and faith offer different ways into the world; writing helps me examine what I actually understand.

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An opening note for the observatory.

Why these interests belong together, and how I hope to record them.

Opening note · Personal reflection ·

Building an observatory between questions

How medicine, building, running and faith become different entry points into understanding the world.

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QUESTIONS, NOT CONCLUSIONS

Three lines of inquiry, still unfolding.

These are directions of inquiry. The links lead to existing research, projects and personal background.

01 / MEDICINE & MIND

How do we understand a person?

From cells and electrical signals to consciousness and experience, medicine draws me toward mechanisms—and reminds me to look across scales.

MedicineNeuroscienceHuman experience

02 / TOOLS & JUDGMENT

How does understanding become something useful?

Turning an idea into software makes an abstract mechanism tangible. Building is also how I test my understanding and discover its gaps.

Artificial intelligenceSoftwareKnowledge systems

03 / PRACTICE & MEANING

How do we live with limits and uncertainty?

Running, reading and reflection on Christianity lead me to other questions: what is worth believing, how do we face our limits, and what deserves a lasting commitment?

Distance runningFaithPhilosophy

READING & NOTES

Books, essays and rankings.

Books I've read, everyday observations and current preferences.

FOLLOW THE THREAD

Or begin with a specific question.

The first edition's research notes focus on cardiac conduction, clinical reasoning and biological modeling. They offer more specific starting points.

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