Objective:
If I had an hour to solve a problem I’d spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking about solutions.
Einstein 先生
I’m testing some new ideas using my research methodologies that I honed at the University of Chicago. I refined these ideas while working at Johns Hopkins University. However I’ve now realized that these foundations began with my undergraduate education at UNC, Duke, and the University of Bristol.
The real secret at work here is that it is important to design your problem correctly if you want to find anything useful. Otherwise you are simply wasting your time.
Not only that, I’ve got some tricks hidden in here that I picked up while studying the ancient ways of 合気道. Intrigue me enough with your propositions to my axioms of research, and I’ll start to unlock very interesting problems for us to solve together.
Feel free to copy this conceptual framework for designing optimization problems that result in useful learning for the Human species.