In the echoing corridors of the digital hive, where every profile is a pixelated persona, I emerge—a wanderer with roots tangled in the rich soil of Celtic and Persian heritage. Rest assured, there are no tempests brewing within me; instead, I harbor a passion for system engineering and the uncharted territories of emerging technologies. My tale can be encapsulated in a single sentence: a British-born Frenchman finding solace amidst the tranquil shores of Bali.
My journey began long before I drew breath, a narrative woven from the threads of diverse cultures and ancestral whispers. At the tender age of 12, Luc Besson's "Le Grand Bleu" captivated my soul, plunging me into a world of boundless depths and ethereal beauty. Since then, I've held my breath, both metaphorically and literally, teetering on the edge of existence and gazing fearlessly into the abyss. A revelation struck me like a bolt of lightning—two realms, diametrically opposed yet intricately entwined. "We are all from the sea, but we are not all of the sea," I whispered, recognizing the duality of our existence.
The siren call of French cinema led me to unexpected shores, where I found myself immersed in the emerging Cyberpunk culture. From "Ghost In the Shell" to the world of "The Matrix," I navigated the murky waters of technological evolution and existential exploration. Indeed, it was within the digital landscape of "The Matrix" that I first found footing as a graphic designer, contributing to the visual tapestry of that iconic film based on the duality of two realities best described in Jean Baudrillard's "Simulacra and Simulation," where the layers of illusion are peeled back, revealing the stark division between the digital and physical worlds.
In my pursuit of truth, I unearthed the most elusive treasure: self-discovery. With pen in hand, I crafted "Chronos," a platform committed to unveiling hidden layers of understanding. Inspired by Carl Sagan's cautionary words on the perilous blend of ignorance and power within our society's engagement with science and technology, "Chronos" embodies Sagan's ethos, prioritizing critical thinking and skepticism as indispensable tools for navigating the complexities of our universe. Through relentless inquiry and the challenging of dominant narratives, our mission is to shield against the sway of impostors and uphold the sanctity of truth in an era rife with misinformation and doubt.
From introspection emerged "Men In Black," a platform delving deep into critical analysis of global trends, spanning from alternative early treatment strategies to insights into the agendas of global elites, while also refining perspectives and seeking truth in a world fraught with complexity and contradiction, as we approach the release of our book "Protocol-Z."
“If you shut up truth and bury it under the ground, it will but grow, and gather to itself such explosive power that the day it bursts through it will blow up everything in its way.” ― Émile Zola