Reading is where the questions begin.
I read across science, technology, and investing, then turn the most useful ideas into concise notes and working questions.
How I work
Read
I collect papers, essays, technical reports, and conversations that sharpen how I think about biology, medicine, AI, and investing.
Interpret
Each note separates what a source claims, what the evidence supports, and what still needs to be tested.
Connect
The useful part is often the bridge between fields: a biological mechanism, a technical capability, or a strategic decision that changes another problem.
Following the thread
Each note keeps a visible line back to what set it in motion—a paper, essay, report, or another public source. When the thought begins here, I say so; the private traces of reading remain at the desk.
Before a note goes public
The English and Chinese versions appear together only when each can stand on its own. A note reaches the page through selection and revision—not by default, but by deliberate editorial choice.