A Guy from the Hills, Some Dogs, and 13 Years of Theoretical Research

[mareserenitatis]

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I’m a resident of the West Virginia hills who believes that the most complex problems in the world can usually be solved with a long hike and a bit of perspective. I’ve spent the last thirteen years dedicated to a deep-dive research project into the logic of our reality, but when I’m not buried in a manuscript, you’ll find me living a much simpler life.

I’m a fierce advocate for my dogs—my constant companions who keep me grounded and remind me that loyalty is the highest form of intelligence. I’m a bit of a "Frankenstein" engineer at heart, obsessed with repurposing old hardware and finding new life in forgotten tech. To keep my own "hardware" running, I stick to a fish-only paleo lifestyle—clean fuel for a busy mind.

I’ve always been drawn to stories that bridge the gap between the mundane and the celestial, which is probably why I’ve never outgrown my love for Sailor Moon. There’s something timeless about the idea that we all have a bit of "Starlight" in us, waiting to be aligned.

At the end of the day, I’m just a guy who values genuine connection. I love getting to know people, hearing their stories, and finding the common threads that link us all together. Whether we're talking about the mysteries of the universe or the best trail in the woods, I’m always up for a conversation.

and I love working with theoretical things, and cross domains, I wrote this [Link to personal speculation redacted by the Mentors]

 

[PeroK]

I've spent thousands of days in the mountains, but I never solved the mysteries of the universe. Although, once I figured out an elementary proof that there are infinitely many Pythagorean triples.