I've always loved labs — physics, chemistry, computer labs.
Places where you could tinker, test, break, and learn.
But life outside those rooms felt different. No guided experiment sheets. No controlled retries. Just hits and misses — mostly misses.
And here's the thing: you only need one hit in the numerator to change everything in the denominator.
Probability behaves the same way — always between zero and one.
Maybe that sounds philosophical (thanks to all the Western philosophy I read). Maybe it sounds spiritual (thanks to modern times).
But really, I'm just an engineer who loves to tinker and an MBA who enjoys designing tools, frameworks, and systems — especially the ones that run without people.
I have a bachelor's degree in engineering and a postgraduate degree in business with a focus on strategy and operations.
But my interests spill everywhere:
Like the saying goes — there are a zillion universes, and we're one of them.
So what's so special about Merquery?
Merquery is a digital notebook.
Not a publication. Not a brand campaign. Not a polished personal website.
It's a space to think and explore ideas. To document what I'm figuring out.
Everything here is a work-in-progress.
I write when something feels interesting — not when it feels perfect.
If you're looking for polished advice, there are better places. If you're looking for honest exploration, welcome.
If something here sparks a thought, teaches you something, or makes your day a bit better, that's a win.
You can reach me at [email protected].