My Projects & Achievements: A Snapshot

Not every project is meant to be mass-produced or fast-tracked. The best ones are like hand-thrown pottery or single-origin chocolate — they take time, thought, and that extra spark. Many of these projects emerged organically, often outside conventional boundaries, and were shaped not in boardrooms but in notebooks, whiteboards, and sometimes, dreams.

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The crown jewels? My most recent work on a set of theories, including a new Theory of the Firm and a new Philosophy, rivaling Socrates and Aristotle, as a rival to Stoicism and Epicureanism, and as an alternative to Existentialism and Nihilism. I call them La Gravaj Teoriaj Projektoj — my set of serious, theory-led projects.

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If you'd like a taste of these ideas in action, I suggest reading my most recent work — a novelette that brings these concepts to life through story.

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LA GRAVAJ TEORIAJ PROJEKTOJ

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I have developed several original theories, which I collectively call La Gravaj Teoriaj Projektoj. These include:​

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• A New Political Science Theory – Offering fresh insights into geopolitics. A deliberate rival to thinkers like Samuel Huntington and Karl Marx.

• A New Philosophy – Exploring novel perspectives on human experience and knowledge. A novel way of seeing the world, nudging shoulders with Socrates, Sartre, and Camus.

• A Theory on the Population of the Americas – Challenging existing narratives on migration and settlement patterns. Reexamining historical migration with a critical, evidence-based lens. (Take that, Jared Diamond.)

• A New Theory of the Firm – Reframing how businesses create and deliver value, in the spirit of Coase and Williamson, but with fresh flourishes.

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​Many of these projects are in various stages of the publication process. QR codes are available for those who like their intellectual work scannable.

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🧶 Other Artisanal Projects

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In addition, I have worked on other projects as well. Here’s why the following projects are not just noteworthy, but truly cool:

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1.      Invented a new language

Why this is artisanal: Because a handcrafted language has the power to shape literacy — especially in developing regions. It’s been discussed with Nobel laureates (yes, plural).

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2.      Developed a visual art series based on the Tamil classics Silappathikaaram and Manimekhalai.

 

Why this is artisanal: Because it brings ancient South Asian epics to life in a stunning, Ghibli-inspired style, blending Indian, Japanese, and Chinese artistic influences. These visualizations are a celebration of pan-Asian storytelling, illustrating themes of justice, destiny, and enlightenment with a hand-drawn, painterly aesthetic. At a time when the world is increasingly divided, this project serves as a humble reminder of the unity in our shared cultural heritage. Hand-drawn beauty meets ancient epic.

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​3.      Wrote a novella

Why this project is/was artisanal: It’s a humorous take on life, crafted to bring both joy and insight — because sometimes the best ideas come wrapped in jokes.

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4.      Wrote a book of poetry

Why this project was artisanal: Because poetry distills complex emotions into art, creating a connection between writer and reader that is timeless and universal. Actually, I have written over ten books of poetry so far, most of them using A.I. It is part of La Gxoja Library. The poetry books were written and listed on Amazon (many at less than three dollars) to raise funds for a literacy related project.

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Over ten volumes of distilled emotion — most created with the help of AI, and published affordably to support literacy initiatives.

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5.      Did a Reddit Ask Me Anything

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Why this is artisanal: Because open, interactive, unfiltered Q&A is as democratic (and terrifying) as it gets.

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6.      Developed a new political science theory

Why this project is awesome: Because it helps us rethink war and its causes, offering fresh perspectives that promote peace and conflict resolution.

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Why this is artisanal: It’s a careful reframing of war and peace, handwoven from historical patterns and political insight.

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7.      Developed a new theory in economics

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Why this project is awesome: Because it helps understand how Art is viewed in the world today. It helps understand questions like the following: "Why do songs cost only a dollar or two? If it is because it is merely Art, why do the price of paintings run into the millions?"

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8.      Published a paper in a leading engineering conference

Why this is artisanal: Because it tackled a real-world problem in a deeply technical, hands-on way. Engineering as craft.​​​​

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9.      Contributed to a noteworthy textbook that is often considered a classic in its field

Why this project is awesome: Because science and research tell us what is true, and this research contributed to expanding the frontiers of human knowledge.

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10.  Wrote a mathematics column

Why this project was artisanal: Because mathematics reveals the patterns of the universe, blending beauty and logic to help us make sense of the world. Because mathematics, at its best, is not mechanical — it’s poetic structure, built with elegance and flair.

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11.      Invented a new board game / trivia game

Why this project is artisanal: Designed to reduce bias, improve engagement, and spark real conversations around mental wellness. Yes, your board game can do all that.

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12. Developed a business model for a non-profit

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Why this project is awesome: Because I had the privilege of developing a business model for Digital Green, a pioneering non-profit focused on empowering rural communities through technology and knowledge-sharing. The project gained immense recognition when Bill Gates personally funded it after a presentation made to him. Digital Green now spans over seven states in India and has made its mark across four continents.

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