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Who I am right now. This page changes as I do.
Learning them properly, for the long run, not just for the next test. School exams, the 2028 boards and the entrance exams are in view; understanding comes first.
Following geopolitics, the global economy and AI, and how the three pull on each other.
Teaching myself how it works, not only what it can do.
I'm eighteen and live in India. I grew up moving every few years, which taught me to settle in quickly and to stop assuming my corner of the country was the whole of it.
The habit that stuck is asking why. I don't feel I understand something until I can explain it from the bottom up, which is why I care more about fundamentals than about marks.
Most of what I think about comes back to one idea: AI is the first technology that amplifies intelligence itself, and intelligence is how every other technology gets made. I think the next ten or twenty years could change the world more than our instincts suggest, and I want to understand that change well enough to take part in it, not just watch.
I follow geopolitics and the economy for the same reason. Technology doesn't arrive in a vacuum: who builds it, who owns it and who benefits are political questions.
Learn from the past. Do your best in the present. Work towards a better future.
Now
Strong foundations in physics, chemistry and mathematics, and entrance exams in 2028.
Next
Computer science, and the people and resources to build things that are actually useful.
Always
Becoming genuinely capable, rather than looking it.