A Mars colony is the most important political project of the 21st century. As 2026 dawns and SpaceX becomes public at a trillion-dollar valuation, we have the means to build it.
A Couple of Things About Me
Husband to a beautiful Slavic wife, father to Sofia (Greek for wisdom) and Theodore (God's gift)
We live in a wonderful house in the rural part of Pomeranian Voivodeship.
I have done sports since I was 6: judo state championship, state-league rugby, and finally a couple of years of Muay Thai (I love face-to-face combat)
My first job was writing about the history of technology when I was 15
I ran a translation agency for Binance (until AI disrupted the business)
I did over $1M in profit trading my personal account in the early crypto industry
I had a startup where I explored and built game-like world simulators with real monetary incentives to play. Sadly, we were only making money on enterprise software contracts, and after four years I gave up on this product vision. We shipped two simulators. My hunch is that similar technology will be needed for AI training in the near future.
I did two years of applied math and quit to become an entrepreneur. This year, I graduated in economics. I proudly wrote a thesis on "How Vertical Integration and Reusability Drive Rocket Price Competitiveness", analyzing over 45 distinct private and national space rocketry systems. Arguing for vertical integration and self-serving your heavy infrastructure with demand-side integration: that's why SpaceX does Starlink, because they need a high launch cadence to get the lowest costs of flying Falcon 9 (and soon Starship) possible. This also explains why Rocket Lab and Blue Origin started vertically integrating on the demand side, by either launching their own satellite constellations or acquiring competitors. This also explains why Elon is betting on space data centers so much, because he needs to increase the cadence of Starship launches to multiple per day to reach Mars and set up a colony successfully. Such cadence needs economic justification if you are a public company.
Right now, I work as a sales ops manager at an e-commerce site selling holidays.
My newest business idea is to teach sales managers how to use Codex (I personally have 20B+ lifetime tokens spent), since I found most of the resources lacking merit and practicality. Non-SWE usage of Codex grew 187x (or was it 183x?) since August 2025. I remember the story of Jeff Bezos looking at similar data for the internet and saying "wow".
