I was born in the south of Argentina, moved around 13 times, throughout Argentina, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela, then I settled in Buenos Aires to study Medicine. I get great joy in understanding how things work, my interests are wide, from complexity science to theology. Currently, I build and design medical payments processing systems, and in my free time, I hack, write and read. I also participate in the physiology department of the University of Buenos Aires, where I teach and build physiologic simulations.
Having experienced firsthand how governments use coercion to force bad economic policies, against the well-being of their nation, I understand the need for decentralization and open economies. Frederic Bastiat said, “When goods don’t cross borders, soldiers will”. Meaning that commerce brings prosperity and peace. Truly that can be seen in blockchain space, how much wealth has been created and distributed, no distinction between race, color, or geography, where building, and genuine interest is rewarded. For the cyber economy to prosper, it needs to be safeguarded and to protect it is a noble goal, worth pursuing.
In middle school while living in Mexico the school was banned from selling chips and candy, I felt it was unjust, so I started selling those banned items during recess, I ended up expanding having multiple sellers. You could say I started a candy cartel.