Why This Exists

IMO, ideas are seeds of possibilities. They need the right environment to grow. For too long, I've kept my wildest thoughts locked away in notebooks, voice memos, and scattered digital files. But ideas aren't meant to live in isolation ... they thrive when they're shared, discussed, and built upon.

This BrainDump is my way of setting those ideas free. Maybe someone will read about my space solar concept and fund me or something 🥹. Maybe another person will take the computer vision chess clock idea and actually build it. The point isn't ownership, but more of collaborative progression and accountability check for me to build these.

Here's the thing about innovation, the crazier the idea sounds today, the more likely it is to be revolutionary tomorrow. Trust me bro.

But there's a problem. We're conditioned to dismiss ideas that sound too outlandish. We're afraid of being laughed at, afraid of failure, afraid of dreaming too big. This fear kills ideas before it even has a chance to breathe. So, do not judge my ideas too harshly, but I'm open for Radical Candor.

This website is my collection of "what if" moments. What if we could generate solar power in space? What if chess clocks could see the board? What if we could solve food waste with a behavior change?