A difficult relationship with not knowing
I've always had a difficult relationship with not knowing. When I come across something I don't understand, it tends to bother me until I can make sense of it. Over time, that became a habit of learning, with each problem leading me somewhere new.
Where it began
A big part of that started with my father. I grew up watching the way he worked, thought, and solved problems while building our family business, and I inherited a lot from that mindset.
A systems view
That shaped the kind of technical person I am becoming today.
Field Note — The system behind the subjects
I don't naturally see strong boundaries between electronics, mechanics, software, automation, or physics. I tend to see the system they form together.
I'm still learning, still changing direction when something new catches my attention, and this portfolio is where I'm documenting what that process has produced.
Interests
Physics, machinery, electronics, automation, robotics, cars, cinema, technology, and craftsmanship.
Learning foundations
Knowledge gathered from more than one kind of classroom.
Books, university study, technical manuals, courses, standards, and independent study all contributed to how I developed and how I continue learning.
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Continue with the path in the order it happened—and how one subject, problem, and responsibility exposed the next.