The Great Books Semantic Engine
An LLM-powered knowledge graph that cross-references Western philosophical canon with Daoist and Buddhist classical texts, making comparative theology accessible to modern researchers.
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Researcher · Engineer · Theologian in Training
Bridging machine learning with comparative philosophy ranging from Judeo Christian to Daoist traditions. I am here to ask the questions that actually matter.
U.S. Army 12 Delta. I specialized in underwater engineering, precision operations, and forged mental fortitude in silence beneath the surface.
View Service →SCAD Applied AI + Creative Writing Minor started 2026. I am designing intelligent systems that interrogate the precise nature of consciousness.
About Me →I dedicated two years of service driven work to community uplift, mental health advocacy, and human dignity as the foundation of technology ethics.
View Work →SMU Financial Technology Certificate. I research Bitcoin Layer 2 and Ordinal protocols to ask where decentralized finance meets sovereign identity.
View FinTech →Category IV language acquisition. I am unlocking Eastern classical texts in their original voice by tackling the hardest tier for native English speakers.
Language Journey →I explore the ethics and spirituality of AI through Western Judeo Christian frameworks set alongside Daoist, Confucian, and Chinese Buddhist thought.
View Research →The U.S. State Department designates Mandarin as a Category IV language meaning it is the absolute hardest tier for native English speakers. I pair this with Applied AI and comparative theology to create a research focus that no standard philosophy or divinity school applicant can replicate:
"I study the ethics and theology of Artificial Intelligence by comparing Western Judeo Christian frameworks with Eastern philosophies in their original texts like Daoism, Confucianism, and Chinese Buddhism to ask whether consciousness, meaning, and spiritual experience can be replicated or understood computationally."See My Graduate Strategy
An LLM-powered knowledge graph that cross-references Western philosophical canon with Daoist and Buddhist classical texts, making comparative theology accessible to modern researchers.
Read More →A long-form academic thesis exploring how machine learning categorizes human consciousness — contrasting Western computational models with Eastern frameworks of the mind.
Read More →A comparative theological essay examining structural and semantic equivalences between Christian prayer traditions and Confucian ethical texts — in English and Mandarin.
Read Essay →Analysis of Layer 2 Bitcoin assets and Ordinal protocols as instruments of decentralized identity and sovereign financial systems in underserved communities.
Read More →A 15-page exploration of the structural resonance between the Pater Noster and the Analects of Confucius, using original Mandarin texts.
Examining the Daoist principle of effortless action through the lens of neural network optimization — and what it reveals about machine learning's philosophical limits.
My engagement with HDS scholars on the Religion and Public Life program and its intersection with AI epistemology and digital consciousness.
Tracing my research alignment with Princeton faculty working at the intersection of theology and artificial intelligence.
Religion & Public Life · Humanity Meets AI Symposium
Center for Theology, Science & Human Flourishing
Digital Humanities · Ethics of Material Culture
Intense intellectualism · AI epistemology focus
HAI · Human-Centered AI & Ethics