Serial entrepreneur, spatial thinker, autodidact, polymath
David Huer
I become the problem to solve it.
Intractable problems present the four-fold challenge: solving them, and then explaining them — sometimes in 15 minutes, sometimes 3 years, sometimes longer. The third challenge is building the solution. The fourth is deploying it to serve with new practicality.
Methods that no longer work are often like a pearl. Built to soothe and protect appearances, to hide the grit that created the pearl. I find and remove the grit. Where others see the unsolvable, I see the buried assumption, the invisible flaw, the root cause hiding in plain sight.
Strategic surprise and overmatch
I have been thinking about patterns since age three. Dyslexia and sound-sight synaesthesia shaped my imagination before there were words for it. Numbers were shapes to be inhabited. Equations were landscapes to walk through. The stutter that trapped these skills kept this hidden. But there was notice. At five I corrected my father’s tax arithmetic. Librarians quietly let me into the adult science stacks at age nine. When prepping for industrial design school, our adult high school PhD physics teacher locked my fusion equations in the school safe. None of this is backstory. It is evidence of the mechanism. I do not have graduate degrees and do not care. The glass ceiling in Canada has power. If you accept it is the ceiling.
With fluid imaginativity, my skill is to identify tipping points to unlock wins that others deem impossible. Mini-projects keep the mind fluid — maintaining the computational readiness to stay sharp across domains.
The problems I work on don’t fit inside a single discipline. They cross, connect and weave many into the coherent whole. I have solved problems across machining, orbital dynamics, audio neuroscience, civil engineering, ecological accounting, administrative law, biomechanics, data architecture, and geopolitics — the list goes on. Not sequentially, not in silos, but simultaneously, as a single connected cloud of clues pointing toward root causes never noticed.
The evidence is real. The timestamps are public. The validations are documented. Readers in 165 countries. And there is welcome to engage if it is genuine. I don’t have time to waste.
Orbital dynamics · Geo-engineering · Audio neuroscience · Ecological accounting · Civil engineering · Compute economics · Biomechanics · Administrative law · Data architecture · Geopolitical risk · Commons valuation · Space policy · And others — The adventure begins: Look and discover…
This site began as an attempt to explain how my mind works. The bio, the methodology, the deeper frameworks are here for those who want them — They will be under Small Things when page curation is updated.