Welcome to my little universe, powered by curiosity, fuelled by questions, and occasionally lost in thought.
This blog is a collection of things I’ve read, watched, researched, questioned, and probably overthought. From books and films to energy, AI, climate change, and whatever else catches my attention. No grand theme, no master plan – just a curious mind with a habit of falling down rabbit holes.
Some posts are inspired by my professional experience, others by things I find fascinating, and a few by questions that really should have been left alone. Expect stories, opinions, experiments, occasional data adventures, and perhaps a conclusion or two. No promises on the last part.
Before we dive in, a few little things worth mentioning:
My thoughts, my rabbit holes. Everything here – the ideas, reviews, research, code, models, visuals, and occasional questionable conclusions – is my own independent work and thinking. Nothing represents the views, positions, or endorsements of my past, present, or future employers, or any organisations I’m affiliated with. Think of this as my personal playground for ideas, with no corporate fingerprints on the sandcastles.
No secret files were harmed in the making of this blog. My research and projects use publicly available information, appropriately licensed materials, or synthetic examples unless otherwise stated. Confidential, proprietary, and non-public employer information is strictly off-limits. The mysteries here are intellectual, not corporate.
Corrections welcome, perfection unlikely. I try to check my facts, challenge my assumptions, and think things through before hitting publish. But mistakes happen, interpretations differ, and sometimes yesterday’s brilliant idea turns out to be today’s terrible hypothesis. Any errors are mine to own. If new evidence changes my mind, I’m happy to follow wherever it leads. After all, figuring things out is half the fun.
Ideas, not instructions. This is a blog, not a consulting firm, financial adviser, or crystal ball. Nothing here should be treated as professional, commercial, financial, or investment advice. Please do your own research before making important decisions. My ideas are flattered by your confidence, but they’d rather not be held responsible for your life choices.
And finally, opinions may change, arguments may unravel, experiments may fail spectacularly, and rabbit holes may lead absolutely nowhere.
But sometimes, that’s where the interesting stuff begins.
I hope you enjoy reading as much as I enjoy exploring, questioning, and putting these thoughts together. And if something here makes you think, smile, disagree, or wander down a rabbit hole of your own, I’d call that a pretty good outcome. ▲
