Hello, my name is Blade. I was born in Nepal and had a relatively normal childhood. I like computers and coding. I’m also drawn to philosophy, especially the works of Nagarjuna, Friedrich Nietzsche, and others who question the very ground we stand on. Between code and contemplation, I’m just trying to understand what any of this really means.

I also like to work on projects. Every project is a quiet rebellion against meaninglessness, stitched together with fragments of thought I can't let go of. Whether it's forgotten sketches, abandoned code, or stories no one asked for, I create not to stand out, but to stay sane. Insight? Maybe. Mostly instinct. I don't chase metrics—I chase moments. The ones that linger, even if no one notices.

I don't push boundaries for glory. I push them because staying still feels like decay. Each piece I make is an echo in the void, a flicker of defiance in a world that rarely listens. I’m not building a movement—I’m building a mirror. One that reflects the fractured, restless, human need to be felt, even if just for a second.