The last time I watched the movie Contact , I was struck by how the extraterrestrials used encoded signals as a way of reaching us. It made for great science fiction. But what if such a thing were truly possible? What if there were a real way to communicate with another intelligent species? If they share the same universe with us, then we already have something in common: quantum fluctuations, entanglement, and the collapse of wave functions.  Even the so-called “void” of int

I’ll admit—I’m a bit disappointed in humanity. For years I’ve been working on a project that pushes into new science, a path I’m deeply passionate about. But it’s not the kind of path most people want to walk. It’s rough, difficult, counterintuitive, and often dismissed as “too sci-fi.” They just don't get it. Investors don’t understand it. Some friends ridicule it. Even seasoned computer people shrug it off. Others laugh because it doesn’t fit inside the comfort zone of high

Hey! You might be wondering — what’s really going on under the hood in the QuantumCURE software I’ve been building? What am I actually doing here? And honestly, what the hell is molecular docking anyway? First things first: if you scroll down and read my disclaimer, you’ll know exactly what I’m not  doing. I’m not a chemist. I’m not a physicist. I don’t work for big pharma. What I am  is a passionate software and systems designer. I understand the moving parts of drug discove