Philosopher, programmer, thinker, writer. Interested profoundly in science and religion philosophy and in the philosophy of the irrational. He initially studied as a chemical engineer and conducted doctoral research for multi-layered printed circuit boards. He has also completed studies in business administration, law and psychology.
He has been working as a senior advisor in the IT consulting sector for decades, while at the same time writing actively in the areas of philosophy and poetry. He is the Editor in Chief of Harmonia Philosophica since its inception and manages Poetic Philosophy along with its related poetic ecosystem, including C…
Philosopher, programmer, thinker, writer. Interested profoundly in science and religion philosophy and in the philosophy of the irrational. He initially studied as a chemical engineer and conducted doctoral research for multi-layered printed circuit boards. He has also completed studies in business administration, law and psychology.
He has been working as a senior advisor in the IT consulting sector for decades, while at the same time writing actively in the areas of philosophy and poetry. He is the Editor in Chief of Harmonia Philosophica since its inception and manages Poetic Philosophy along with its related poetic ecosystem, including Collaborative Poetry and Death Poetry.
Advocate of harmony in philosophy, which entails both science and religion as tools to reach the truth. His philosophical work is mainly concentrated on an effort to free thinking from the chains of “logic” and reconcile all philosophical opinions under the umbrella of the “One” that Parmenides – one of the first thinkers – visualized. This can only happen via the vehicle of irrationality that allows us to think without thinking, to see without seeing, to sense without sensing.
Credo quia absurdum!
