Summary
Vinyasi is an independent researcher in Poway, California with nine years of focused self-directed work exploring electrodynamics, simulation-driven experimentation, and unconventional energy approaches aimed at reducing reliance on batteries. Motivated by hands-on problem solving—sparked by a decades-old RAV4EV charging failure and a preference for simulation over risky physical trials—he has developed expertise in electronic simulators and questions that bridge practical engineering and fringe theory. His investigations include amplifying reactive power from ambient sources and probing high-frequency inputs to mitigate appliance losses, framed to remain consistent with conservation laws while challenging conventional voltage-source assumptions. Alongside electrical research, he has pursued long-term independent studies into bioavailable silver chemistry and novel remedies, reflecting a broad curiosity across physics and bioelectrics. Educated at Maharishi International University and Santa Monica College, he combines informal, lifelong inquiry with a willingness to engage with niche experts in the field. Not obviously apparent from his profiles is a deliberate emphasis on simulation as a safer, faster route to discovery that guides which real-world experiments he chooses to pursue.
8 years of coding experience
Associate of Liberal Arts, Extracurricular, Associate of Liberal Arts, Extracurricular at Santa Monica College
Maharishi International University
English