Richa Sharma

Physicist and a Closeted Writer

Most days, you can find me building infrastructure for advancing frontier physics. Human intuition evolved on the African savanna to track prey across three dimensions. It did not evolve to reason about eleven-dimensional spacetime. This is why physics breakthroughs depend on genetic lottery tickets—Einstein, Newton, Witten—appearing once a century to drag us forward. I'm building what replaces the wait: training grounds for superhuman physics reasoning, and a membrane that diffuses intelligence from siloed institutions to anyone hungry enough to reach for the stars.Read More: Why I treat Intergalactic civilization as an engineering problem?