I am an independent researcher and author. I build conceptual frameworks that follow one question across different scales: how order, structure and meaning arise from underlying processes. My work moves between physics, cognition, human history and economics, and it takes the questions that fall between disciplines seriously.

My published work so far includes The Shape of Possibilities, a trilogy of three frameworks:

Temporal Convergence, on time, space and matter;

Cognitive Resonance, on prediction, self-reference and the structure of the mind;

Evolutionary Inheritance, on ecology, cognition and symbolic memory in deep human history.

A fourth work, The Expansion Limit Principle, introduces Value State Symmetry, a framework for measuring whether wages, prices, housing and assets scale together.

I hold my own ideas to a standard. Each framework separates what is established from what is my own proposal, states what it does not claim, and names the observations that would show it to be wrong. I use AI tools to pressure-test arguments and organise material, and the questions, direction and conclusions are mine.

I write to make the unknown feel less like darkness and more like depth.