Thoughts
Notes on AI, products, founding, and life.
AI·Jun 12, 2026·15 min
AI products need judgment, not just models
The hard part of AI product work is deciding where intelligence should act — and where humans must remain.
ReadProduct·Apr 28, 2026·3 min
Product is a conversation with reality
Roadmaps are hypotheses. Users are the only editors that matter.
ReadFounder·Mar 2, 2026·3 min
Founding in the quiet hours
Most of founding is invisible: clarifying the problem when nobody is watching.
ReadLife·Jan 18, 2026·4 min
Between Cornell and the cloud
Academic depth and industry practice can feed each other — if you stay curious.
ReadFounder·Nov 28, 2023·2 min
On the Rational Utilization of Projects
ReadFounder·Nov 27, 2023·3 min
Why Do Innovation‑Entrepreneurship Competitions Require Project Refinement?
ReadFounder·Nov 20, 2023·1 min
Why Are Innovation‑Entrepreneurship Competitions So Popular?
ReadLife·Nov 13, 2023·3 min
Social Hierarchy and Existence
This article examines the hierarchical structure of human society and its impact on individual lives. It argues that society is divided into upper, middle, and lower classes, with the upper class maintaining its position by controlling resources and shaping values. It also suggests that similar hierarchical structures exist in nature and throughout the universe. The article emphasizes that social status is subject to change and that individual effort does not necessarily lead directly to success. Finally, it encourages people to focus on personal happiness and a more natural way of life. Because the future is uncertain, genuine value and happiness should ultimately be sought within oneself.
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