Soil scientist, building where agriculture meets technology.
A Ph.D. and a decade in soil systems — carbon, nitrogen, microbial ecology — now applied to building for agriculture. The depth is real, not retrofitted.
Take a look at what's live.
Soil systems & human systems.
I work on soil carbon, soil nitrogen, biogeochemistry, and modeling. Outside the soil, I'm drawn to sociology, post-AI economics, and the human dimension of how technology and food land in everyday life.
Active work, publications, and the science questions that shape how I think — on the Research Journey page.
Why I'm the one building this.
I'm not a generic software founder hunting an ag market. I came in through soil systems, microbial ecology, and years of seeing how hard it is for real agricultural knowledge to move from papers and institutions into everyday decisions. Everything I build comes out of that gap.
Below the line is the more personal layer of how I think — essays, side experiments, and a few things I love — for anyone curious about the philosophy beneath the work.
Essays on agriculture, AI, and the systems beneath both.
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2026
The Pathology of More · Part I From "feed 10 billion" to "more carbon more carbon" — how single-metric maximization became the organizing ideology of modern food systems.→
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2026
The Balance Sheet We Never Audited · Part II The innovation loop that fed eight billion people wasn't free — it was debt-financed by ecological capital, and the ledger has never been opened.→
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2026
The Economics of a Post-AI World · Part I 92 million jobs displaced by 2030, a K-shaped economy, and the policy mechanisms needed to distribute AI's gains broadly.→
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2026
Social Coin: A Contribution Economy · Part II A two-layer reward system that recognizes the $12 trillion in invisible care, creativity, and community work.→
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2026
Brahmanda: Can Agents Discover Science? A living Vedic universe experiment where LLM-powered souls observe, theorize, and validate truths about the world they inhabit.→
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2026
WDMA: Weighted Developmental Memory Architecture Salience-gated memory encoding in AI agents — jolt-driven encoding, thermodynamic decay, developmental plasticity.→
Side projects I'm tinkering with.
Off the clock.
Movies, TV, and anime I love — browse the full list with reviews.
Funding, partnerships, & good conversations.
I'm actively raising and open to partnerships, university collaborations, and operator intros. Email is the easiest way to reach me — I read everything that comes in.