Where Curiosity and action combine

Renaissance Kinetics is born from two decades of pursuing knowledge across philosophy, economics, history, and science—alongside years of training, movement, and testing physical limits. This is where those two worlds intersect.

My approach mirrors the Renaissance ideal: breadth over narrow specialization, depth over surface-level conclusions, and curiosity without boundaries. I write to explore complex ideas, challenge assumptions, and document lessons learned from both intellectual inquiry and physical practice.

This space serves dual purposes. First, it's where I clarify my thinking by putting ideas into words. Revisiting experiences, synthesizing insights from books and ideas, and cultivating thoughts that would otherwise remain unfinished. Second, it's an offering to others who value nuance, question conventional wisdom, and seek substance over soundbites.

“The unexamined life is not worth living”

Following Socrates' call for self-reflection, these writings explore ideas through both contemplation and action—examining how we think, move, and live with intention.