Combining diverse fields of knowledge could become the key to solving bigger problems.
Computers are amazing machines. Exploring different programming languages is something that never gets old. Depending on the project, I've worked with Assembly (x86), Bash, C, C++, Fortran, Golang, Haskell, Java, Python, R, SQL, TypeScript, and more.
Economics is about understanding how small changes can have big impacts. The 2008 crisis sparked an interest in how economic policies and human behavior interact. I see this as an opportunity to blend math, programming, and an understanding of human nature.
I enjoy teaching Linear Algebra in an intuitive way. Playing with Calculus and Geometrical Analysis for things like Celestial Objects is something I do for fun. Number Theory can be addictive, and I like to challenge myself by solving problems on Project Euler.
Read MoreAt this point, I don't believe I have produced anything that could significantly impact the world. However, I am continuously working on various projects and research areas that I am passionate about.
Paper introduces a recursive formula for the partition of integers and validates the results against Eulers Identity of Integer Partition.
Read MoreThis note presents an alternative proof of the fundamental theorem of algebra. Specifically, we demonstrate that the degree of an irreducible polynomial.
Read MoreThis study investigates the effects of mixed traffic on two-lane road capacity, highlighting the role of slower vehicles and introducing the concept of dynamic passenger car units.
Read MoreCreativity is the way I share my soul with the world. Here are some of the design papers that reflect my passion for visual storytelling and innovation.
Blockchain technology is increasingly shaping urban governance, enabling local governments to enhance transparency, accountability, and efficiency. By leveraging decentralized systems, cities can address key challenges in infrastructure, resource management, and citizen engagement, leading to more innovative and responsive governance models.
Read MoreThis deep dive explores how SSH works under the hood, from key exchange to encrypted communication, and explains the different layers and mechanisms that ensure secure data transmission.
Read MoreThis paper discusses how sustainable design practices can be integrated into the creative process without compromising on aesthetic quality, focusing on eco-friendly materials and production techniques.
Read MoreMy reflections span finance, mathematics, technology, law, philosophy, and beyond—threads of a curious mind.
An in-depth analysis of the 2008 financial crisis, its long-lasting impact on the global economy, and the critical lessons we must remember for the future.
Read MoreA comprehensive overview of the C programming language, its history, impact, and the critical role it has played in software development across generations.
Read MoreExploring the myth of Icarus, its implications for ambition and risk-taking, and how the story resonates in modern contexts of human aspiration.
Read MoreThis explores the philosophy of science, nihilism, existentialism, epistemology, and the pursuit of ultimate knowledge through skepticism. It began as a guide on how and why to learn science in a world fixated on the surface. My aim is to start with fundamental questions and gradually unfold something profound.
An early draft in the form of a reflective blog—this work seeks to reignite a love for science, not as mere utility but as a profound engagement with the unknown. More than anything, it is a call to question, to doubt, and to resist intellectual complacency.
Read MoreA draft paper on Architecturing Consent for Democracy and its control over the masses
It is nothing more than manuscript work, a draft in the making.
A map to the archives of intellectual restlessness—the Renaissance Society blogs exist as a testament to the dialectic between tradition and the avant-garde, between what is inherited and what is to be created.
Read MoreMy collection spans nearly every area of interest you could imagine. I began with books on mathematics, but over time, I realized the power of blending diverse knowledge. Today, my bookshelf holds 70+ folders and over 550+ books and research papers each contributing to an ever evolving web of understanding.
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