Geneosophy: A Decade-Long Journey to a New Worldview

Ten years ago, I began a journey with the goal of fixing the Internet — both the Web and apps. Along the way, I took a detour through philosophy, neuroscience, mathematics, and programming. Over the past two years, with the help of a few sounding boards, this path has led me to confront an entirely new worldview.

Now, I see not only how to fix the Internet, but also how to address a few other, deeper challenges.

Mark Twain’s words feel more relevant than ever:
“What gets us into trouble is not what we don't know. It's what we know for sure that just ain't so.”

A decade ago, I had a nagging intuition that something I had always taken for granted was fundamentally wrong. I felt compelled to understand and rationalize that intuition.

Today, I can finally articulate it. That articulation is what I now call Geneosophy.