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June 12, 2026 Project Update

TagedIn Crosses 75% — Community Features, Geo Blocks, and What's Next

The TagedIn project has crossed the 75% completion mark. The chronology-first social platform is live with functional core features including six specialized feeds, unlimited hashtag architecture, and private account tagging. Community funds, post blasting, and geo-block features are in active development. Here's what shipped, what's coming, and how we're thinking about the platform's role in an increasingly algorithm-driven social landscape.

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May 28, 2026 Research Note

Why We Publish Our Methods — On Open-Source R&D and Infrastructure Independence

Most R&D labs treat their methods as proprietary competitive advantage. We publish ours. Not out of idealism — out of strategy. The goal of building infrastructure independence doesn't work if the knowledge to build and operate that infrastructure lives behind a paywall. This post explains our reasoning, what we open-source and why, and how this approach has actually accelerated our work rather than undermined it.

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May 14, 2026 Lab Update

Five Projects, One Constraint — Why Independent R&D Runs on Community Support

We have five active projects: electromagnetic thermal storage, subterranean infrastructure engineering, atomic transmutation curriculum, a social platform (TagedIn, live at tagedin.com), and applied software products. They share one constraint: they're all underfunded relative to the ambition of the work. This post explains how we think about the funding model — and why we're not chasing government grants or institutional investment.

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