I have a confession. I do not understand humanity. Maybe it is how I was raised. Maybe it is my still-undiagnosed autistic mind. Maybe it is just the way my brain insists on reducing things to simple patterns. But I keep looking at us and thinking: why are we making this so hard? Look around. We have fields that can grow enough food, and yet we are experts at letting it rot. We have empty homes and people sleeping outside them. We are building tools, including AI, that can multiply human [Read more ...]

I promised a video, and I know how promises usually die. They die in the gap between intention and effort. You say, "I will watch it later." Later becomes a week. A week becomes a month. Then the idea is old news, and you move on, even though nothing was solved. So let us not do that. Below is the explainer video for RRETS. It is about 11 minutes. That is it. One short walk. One bus ride. One cup of coffee that you drink too fast anyway. Force yourself to watch it, even if you feel impatient at minute three. Even if it feels like too much data, even if [Read more ...]

Picture a kitchen table. A mug of tea. A phone vibrating with another headline. Another war. Another drought. Another hurricane. Another AI scare. Another corrupt politician promising a miracle. Your brain does the only thing it can do: it shrugs and says, "I cannot carry the whole planet." Fair. Now freeze that scene. Because the planet is not asking you to carry it. It is asking you to nudge [Read more ...]

I used to think that writing is the easy part. You sit down, you pour the idea out, you hit publish, and the world nods and says: yes, that makes sense. Let's do it, let's use it, let's build it. Then people take it and build something with it. Well, that is the fantasy. Or at least the universe's way to punish me for all those years of being paranoid about [Read more ...]

The recently published book "The Rapid Energy Transition Schema: Switch. Profit. Fix Climate Change. Before It’s Too Late." is a practical, idea-driven guide to how we could switch most of the planet’s dirty energy to clean energy faster, and why the design of that change matters. It starts with a simple question: if cleaner energy is technically possible, why does progress often feel slow, expensive, or hard to scale? From there, the book lays out a “schema”, a structured way to think about the transition that connects technology, incentives, deployment, [Read more ...]