Updated ( Saturday, 29 April 2006 )

I have been reading and experimenting with technology since I was young. I worked with PC's most of my life and started contracting when I was in my teens for companies that are now multi-million dollar enterprises. Here are some of the cool things I read about and work on.

Some of these projects are considered controversial due to lack of evidence or in some cases the complexity of the technology makes it near unreproducable. And just to make sure, there is quite a few frauds out there who take advantage of people who are interested in technology and manipulate them to get more money or support there causes.

Despite what many think this is not restricted to research in new fields but has become common place in many other fields of science to "massage" the math or evidence and make it look good. This has caused many tragedies and continues to this day to harm and hold our world back from true discovery.

I have bredth of knowledge in many diverse subjects and by the time I was in Junior high I had made several technologies that confounded my teachers. They were not able to answer my questions on what I wanted to know and that caused me to eventually drop out of school.

The week I dropped out I tested for my GED and got a 100%. This was quite a surprise to my test admin as they said they have never seen anyone get a perfect score on the GED before.

Now, this does not mean I know everything. In fact the more I learn the more I feel I really have so much more to learn. I have weaknesses in areas of learning that were never my favorite. Humanities, Writing, and the Arts are were I fall critically short. I have always had a passion for science of any form so developed in that area far beyond what others usually do.