My expertise is in philosophy of technology, philosophy of science and epistemology. My professional work in disruptive technology/advanced propulsion research started in 2005 when employed to analyze the current state of advanced propulsion research. 

People often ask entrepreneurs what they know that others don't, or in what sense have they found a "contrarian"​ niche. Since I'm trained as an epistemologist, I can judge highly technical endeavors without investing thousands of hours wielding highly technical skills (such as advanced engineering and physics.) I reason from first principles rather than formulas. I use a different skill set and achieve good results. I'm also good at communicating about highly technical subjects with non-technical people like investors, and I understand the key issues, especially as regards how to judge scientific warrant for belief in these cutting-edge physics issues. I can explain what my partners need to know in order to have confidence in the task before us. My Passion: Now is the time to develop the next generation of spacecraft, using modern mass production methods to create craft that are so much more capable than legacy craft, that they qualify as the first true "multi-mission" spacecraft. QSP will be developing IP's in materials science, spacecraft radiation protection, guidance, navigation, telecommunications and radar.