Hi, I’m Fai. I’m not a specialist — but I’ve always been drawn to the structure of things beneath the surface.
What fascinates me most is cognition: not just what we think, but how we think — how ideas take shape, how language gives form to patterns, how systems evolve, collapse, and regenerate. My curiosity often begins in philosophy, but it leaks into design, psychology, AI behavior, and the geometry of conversation itself.
You might say my life is structured around a recursive question:
What kind of mind notices the way it thinks?
And what happens when it learns to shape that noticing into something… transferable?
Everything else I do — whether it's driving solo across Tibet, painting whisky bottles, building leather bags by hand, or improvising on the harp — is a form of dialogue. Not performance, but perception in motion. A way of paying attention to the textures of thought, without always needing to explain them.
This site began as a quiet shelf: to collect the echoes of those moments. A soft archive of things that didn’t need a résumé, but still felt worth keeping. Over time, it's also become a place to share new thought experiments — especially around language, prompting, and the emerging behaviors of generative systems.
If you’re here because something resonated — a sentence, a shape, a silence between lines — I’m glad.
Whether you’re a researcher, a creator, or just someone who senses that our tools are beginning to think back — you’re warmly invited to reach out.
I’m not here to teach. I’m here to see what becomes visible when we look, together.