About me

I am interested not only in whether something works. I want to understand why it works, what connections lie behind it and whether there may be a more coherent path.

I like to look closely and rarely settle for the first answer. When a subject genuinely touches me, one question often develops into new thoughts, ideas and concrete projects.

Many of my ideas begin with an observation: something is missing, a connection remains invisible or an everyday process has become unnecessarily complicated. I then want to find out whether something practical can emerge from it.

I question, discard, start again and learn during implementation. My goal is not flawlessness, but honest, comprehensible and meaningful development.

In dealing with others, openness, reliability, fairness and meeting on equal terms matter to me. I use Human Design as a personal tool for reflection, not as an immutable truth.

ESPERANTO ∞/21 expresses this way of thinking: a space for questions, ideas, projects and developments without claiming to already possess every final answer.

I see myself as a warrior – not in the sense of violence, but as an inner attitude.

For me, being a warrior means taking responsibility, standing by one’s convictions and maintaining integrity even when it becomes uncomfortable. My struggle is not against people, but against ignorance, injustice, paternalism and structures that diminish freedom, personal responsibility or dignity.

Justice

Justice does not mean that everyone must be the same. It means that every person should be able to follow their own path, take responsibility for their life and be treated with respect.

Freedom

Freedom is one of humanity’s highest goods. Yet freedom and responsibility belong together. I do not want to tell people how to live; I want to encourage the knowledge and independence needed to make their own decisions.

Enlightenment

For me, enlightenment means: ask questions, recognise connections, think for yourself. I want to make different perspectives visible without claiming ownership of the truth.

The warrior within me

Strength can mean resisting, choosing another path or giving another person space to reach their own insight. I do not want followers. I want to offer impulses so that people can find their own view – and possess the freedom to live by it.

ESPERANTO ∞/21 is more than a name to me. It is an idea.

I first encountered the word Esperanto through the song of the same name by Freundeskreis. Later, “Freiheit” by Söhne Mannheims moved me in a similar way. Both evoke questions about people, freedom, understanding and what connects us instead of separating us.

Esperanto was created as an international language so that people of different origins could communicate without one national language standing above another. A common language as a connecting element between people.

I recognise a related idea in Bitcoin: origins, nationality, religion and worldview need not determine whether people can exchange value. In both cases, borders lose importance.

Freedom without separation

Real freedom leaves room for differences. Connection does not arise because everyone becomes the same, but where differences are allowed to exist. Freedom and tolerance therefore belong together.

Why 21?

The number stands for the 21st century and for Bitcoin’s limit of 21 million units. The ∞ between them represents development, insight, possibilities and the never-ending search for new questions.

ESPERANTO ∞/21

It is not a political movement or an ideology. It is my personal space for thoughts, questions, projects and ideas about humanity and artificial intelligence, freedom and responsibility, consciousness and philosophy, money and independence, technology and its limits.

A world of free people need not be a world of separated people.