...and I am a freshman at U.C. Berkeley who is studying and experimenting with advanced-level Cryptography (lattice-based & homomorphic) and Quantum Computing. I intend to make every project I work on open-source and free.
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I am currently writing a free online textbook called the Human Knowledge Project, meant to help make STEM topics like Physics, Mathematics, and Cryptography more accessible. I intend it to be a useful resource for both beginners and those more experienced in STEM, serving as both a straight-through textbook and as a ctrl-f reference tool.
I designed the project with the goal of presenting knowledge in its most convenient form: Interesting, Accessible, Extensive and Detailed, all things that make learning harder subjects not seem like such a scary unapproachable thing. I intend to translate the website into multiple languages (including those seen above) in the near future to further accessibilize its content; note that the pages below are in English.
| Physics | Astronomy |
| Mathematics | Aeronautic Engineering |
| Cryptography | Nuclear Engineering |
| Electrical Engineering | ~ |
Additionally, I have created several projects in computer science and electrical engineering:
| Assorted Programming Projects | Arduino Projects |
| Chatsworth High School Robotics | Chatsworth Library Robotics |
| Human Knowledge | LightNote |
