I spend much of my time in my head, whether it's exploring ideas, solving engineering problems, or pondering my existence. When I'm not in my head, I'm living, taking in as much of the crazy world around me as I can--travel, nature, photography, yoga, hiking, books, cycling, math, cooking. In my writing, I seek to share my cerebral adventures to help broaden the perspective of my reader, to encourage them to question the reality of the world that humanity has created it for itself. I enjoy treating science, religion, politics, metaphysics, and the mundane like particles in an accelerator, crashing them together, and seeing what ensues.