Reducing Institutional Friction in Bankruptcy Access
How operational design and technology can transform a high-friction legal process into an accessible public system.
8 min
Editorial & Research
Insights & Research
Long-form writing and research across law, neuroscience, criminal justice, engineering, and systems thinking.
01 / Editorial
Insights
Long-form writing and research across law, neuroscience, criminal justice, engineering, and systems thinking.
Neuroplasticity and the Architecture of Rehabilitation
Applying neuroscience and behavioral science to the design of correctional and parole systems.
12 min
Systems Thinking Across Law, Physics, and Code
Why complex institutional problems demand an interdisciplinary, systems-level methodology.
6 min
EntrepreneurshipLegal TechnologyBankruptcy InnovationCriminal JusticeConstitutional LawCriminologyNeuroscienceEngineeringPhysics & CosmologyArtificial IntelligenceBusiness Strategy
02 / Long Horizon
Research, Ideas & Long-Term Projects
Interdisciplinary inquiry across law, science, engineering, and technology — the questions that shape how Mark builds.
Institutional design, rehabilitation, and the modernization of corrections, policing, and parole.
Applying neuroscience and behavioral science to the design of rehabilitation systems.
How legal structures shape and reflect collective human behavior over time.
Originalism, living constitutionalism, and the philosophy of legal meaning.
Technology and policy that expand meaningful access to bankruptcy relief.
Data-driven modeling of where and when crime emerges across systems.
Systems, circuits, and the physical infrastructure of modern technology.
The structure of the universe as a framework for thinking about complex systems.
Applied AI for legal, financial, and institutional problem-solving.
Long-horizon engineering and systems at the edge of current capability.
Re-architecting the institutions that mediate modern civic and economic life.