Status and disclosure
Other work
Projects I write about or am connected to that are not my main work. Each is described by what its own site says.
Scalar Flower
Scalar Flower is a research project and reading service that computes a birth chart from planetary positions and publishes the results of its own tests. Its public ledger reports 11 pre-registered tests of whether the sky correlates with life, of which 4 survived, and records nulls and retractions. Its tagline is “a field of choice, not a forecast.” Readings and a membership are sold on the site, so treat it as a commercial project. I write about it in the Sacred Technology series.
scalarflower.com The ledger Launch essay My page on it
Ancient Futures
Ancient Futures (ancientfutures.earth) is a convening of projects its site calls SpiriTech: “ancient wisdom, returning through cyclical time to meet new and frontier science.” Dr. Tia Kansara and I are its founders, per the site. It lists twelve founding circles — the Human RNA Project, Scalar Flower, GreenMedInfo, Replenish Earth, Angelic Intelligence, Wild Woman, Essence Life, Human Origin Project, Field Readings, Love Nexus, Sound Made Visible and Legacy Market (invitation only, opening soon) — and holds a thirteenth open for projects that apply. Several of those circles are mine or my family’s; the others have their own founders and make their own claims. The convening sells nothing itself, as of October 22, 2026.
ancientfutures.earth The founding circles
Bioceuticals.AI
I am an advisor to Bioceuticals.AI, and Dr. Sungchul Ji, whom the site profiles, is my father; see my role. Bioceuticals.AI is a research venture. Its site states a mission about validating frameworks in biology and medicine, and its leadership page profiles Prof. Sungchul Ji, who has taught theoretical cell biology and pharmacology at Rutgers University since 1982, per the site. It lists no products or publications yet.
The Human RNA Project (Dr. Sungchul Ji)
The Human RNA Project is a digital archive of the work of Dr. Sungchul Ji, my father. The site describes him as an emeritus professor of theoretical cell biology at Rutgers University and gathers his essays, patents, books and papers, on themes such as the conformon, Cell Language Theory, RNA QR codes and the gnergon. As of October 2026 it reports 235 works and about 271,000 words by him, and it carries his account of recovering from a leg injury at 88.
Dr. Ji and I collaborate on various projects, and we share an interest in the application of science, philosophy and biomedicine to healing. The ideas in the archive are his. Whether they are right is a scientific question, not something this site settles. I also advise Bioceuticals.AI, whose science he leads (see above).
humanrnaproject.com His essays on Substack
The main work on this site is documentary and checkable. These projects are earlier-stage or commercial, so they are labeled and kept apart. Their claims are their own.
Last reviewed October 4, 2026.