Cultivating cooperation with the divine Logos
Natural laws govern how seeds become flourishing plants. The same rational principles that order reality enable authentic human cooperation when we align with them rather than fight against them.
The Logos is the divine Word through which all things were made, the source of truth that enables authentic human cooperation to take root.
Whether you call it natural law, universal reason, or divine ordering - there are underlying principles that, when cultivated properly, enable human growth.
Truth-driven solutions for authentic communities and transparent systems
Knowledge Network
Fertile ground for knowledge to grow - Claims, evidence, and confidence scores for everything that matters
Newsletter & Wisdom
Cultivating apologetic wisdom for faithful families. AI-curated truth without bias or manipulation.
Human Potential
Tending to your personal garden - AI-powered tools to cultivate your full human potential
Japanese Real Estate
Navigate Japan's unique real estate market with confidence. Tools to help international buyers discover, understand, and purchase homes in Japan through transparent processes and local expertise.
It's not much, but it's honest work.
Learned discipline and systems thinking in military service
Teaching and consulting before tech
Worked at tech companies for 8 years
Studying fundamental reasoning through M.Div in Apologetics
Connected with craftsmanship and real-world growth in rural Japan
Connected with craftsmanship and real-world growth in rural Japan
Rural Japan taught me something different - how to physically connect with growth and the real world. I came here fascinated by their culture of craftsmanship and the beauty of their countryside.
I'm building technology that serves human flourishing
Using decentralized consensus to build genuine cooperation between people
Technology that enhances human reasoning and creativity
New models for human organization that unlock human capital
The underutilization of human potential is one of our most critical problems. Technology should amplify what makes us human, not exploit our weaknesses.