I'm sixteen and I build things.
As a kid I kept asking how far humanity would go, the way you'd ask from the stands. Then I read about people who built things from nothing, and the question became: what can I do to help it go further? You can't answer that from the stands, so I came down.
I've been programming since I was four. I like watching an idea turn into something that works, and getting a little better at it every week.
Right now that's feelya. It wants to bring back constructive debate, the kind where you talk to learn something and come out different from how you went in, even when you don't change your mind.
When I'm not building, I train, take photos, and read: science, maths, astrophysics, philosophy, anything that gets closer to the question I started with.
Why I put my adolescence aside
People tell me, kindly, that I'm giving up my adolescence. They're half right.



