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🏡Self-hoasted on a Linux Mint server
🏡Self-hoasted on a Linux Mint server
The universe is not made of particles in curved spacetime. It is a single magnetic flux medium with variable density and topology. All physical phenomena—mass, gravity, charge, spin, nuclear forces, and cosmology—emerge from one mechanical principle: causal flow delay through topological structure.
Key insights: mass is a localized, stable configuration of field substance; light is a propagating disturbance of that substance; gravity emerges from field self-interaction; and phenomena attributed to dark matter/energy can be read as differing field-density states. The exposition is intentionally non-technical—designed to build intuition and teach logical deduction rather than rely on advanced mathematics.
Mass = Field Configuration · Structure. Light = Propagating State. Gravity = Field Self-Interaction.
Explore the EquationAn approachable, intuition-first primer that reimagines E=mc²: mass as a stable, topological field configuration and light as the same substance in motion. Short, logic-driven thought experiments and clear visuals make deep concepts accessible to curious readers and experimentalists alike.
Learn MoreSelf-hosted home automation system using Home Assistant and Homebridge, running on local infrastructure for privacy and control.
Personal media library management using Jellyfin for streaming content across devices.
Access (Local Network)Exploring n8n for workflow automation and system integration, connecting various services and data sources.
Exploring intersections between theoretical physics, computational systems, and practical technology applications.
“The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.” — Albert Einstein
This site documents ongoing explorations in physics, technology, and systems design. Projects range from fundamental theoretical research to practical implementations of self-hosted infrastructure. The focus is on understanding mechanisms, questioning assumptions, and building systems that work.