The proposition
The point is not to optimize the human being. It is to make more human possibility available.
Teilhard de Chardin called this movement plus-être: more being. Not accumulation for its own sake, but a widening of interiority, agency, connection, and capacity.
I use the phrase as a filter. The work can look like science, software, wellness, real estate, capital, or practice. The question stays the same: does this create room for a person or a community to become more?
One vision, many surfaces
The connections
Different domains. One direction: making human agency less scarce.
Intelligence
AI as abundant cognitive capacity: tools that let more people think, make, and act with depth.
Embodiment
Health and longevity as the ground of agency: more energy, more years, more possibility.
Belonging
Communities and places that give people the trust, rhythm, and courage to become more fully themselves.
Leverage
Ventures and ownership that turn good ideas into durable systems with room for others to participate.
The next frontier
Intelligence is becoming abundant. What will we do with it?
AI changes the economics of thought. As intelligence becomes radically cheaper and more available, the scarce resources become judgment, attention, trust, embodiment, and the courage to build. I am interested in the systems that make those resources compound.
Follow the workThe background
Formed by
Harvard Postdoctoral Fellow
Human Flourishing Program, Harvard University
PhD, Cognitive Psychology
University of Chicago
MS, Computer Science
University of Chicago
MA, Divinity
University of Chicago
Working across
Engineering leadership & systems
AI agents & biotech operations
PropTech & global real estate
Human becoming & philosophy