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Interested in how things actually work. Not how people say they work.

The real problem is almost never the one in front of you.

The story people tell about what is wrong is almost never the whole story. The gap between the two is where the actual work starts.

The first problems are usually the noise. Not the signal.

The thing people bring to the table first is almost never the thing worth solving. It is just the thing loud enough to get attention. The actual problem is quieter and has usually been there longer.

Serious about fitness. Serious about reading. Taleb, Friston, Wittgenstein, game theory, predictive processing. The professional application of all of this is operations. But curiosity comes first.