I create content from a perspective that can help a given type of an individual to navigate our world. In all likelihood, this website is not for you. Most of my content is controversial, so if you are sensitive or triggered easily, click away. I take a lot of the chaotic, cluttered noise that hovers over traditional and social media and filter it down into a concise set of information, making sure to cut through the bullshit in simple to understand concepts using plain language.
My background lies in the intersection of Art, Anthropology and Finance. I have certification for just one of the three. If you believe papers from “certified” institutions are important then probably you won’t understand most of my messages. I enjoy learning. I attended college largely through scholarships. When I realized how commercialized academia has become I started doing degrees for others in various fields such as Economics, Finance, Marketing, History, Sociology, Psychology, Physical Education, Physiotherapy, Journalism, Logotherapy and Political Science among others. Before this venture I engaged in various occupations from construction to washing dishes, graphic design, painting, IT, computer repairs and air-conditioning. If me, an art major could compile research for so many degrees in just a few months, what does that tell you about the majority of people’s opinions that boast to have a degree?
I have lost approximately over 40 accounts in social media starting from 2012 and onwards. My ideas are not well accepted and are deemed inappropriate and offensive for some. I believe many other people like me have experienced similar treatment with the advent of cancel culture. From 2009 to 2013, I maintained a large freethinking group on Facebook that focused on religion, politics and science. In 2011 I had a proposition from a political party to join their ranks which I disrespectfully declined. From then on, it was cancelling after cancelling, lost 2 websites and many accounts to the point it was not worth trying through those mediums anymore.
In 2011 I also entered a competition for a PhD in Anthropology which I won. My thesis past the ethics committee but my early findings were problematic if they were to be published in the public domain. The university offered to buy my research which I accepted. I then dropped my PhD. The “algorithm” I developed dealt with human behavior and it had significant findings. I have implemented most of these findings in my life and have enjoyed a significant level of freedom. All in all, I guess it was a good thing to happen even though I suffered many losses to get where I am today.
This portal provides information that I have amassed through countless hours of reading books, scientific articles and critical analysis while engaging in the public domain. It is largely interdisciplinary. I chose to share this information mainly for the public record since the last 15 years I was extensively censored. I will not advertise this website nor I will share it through social media. If you happened to find it, considered it pure luck.