The work I take on for the community.
Independent projects built from public records: housing, food, safety, and whatever else the community needs a clear, checkable account of. Each one shows its sources, marks how sure each claim is, and corrects its mistakes in the open. The research is released under CC BY 4.0.
How I work
I grew up taking AP Chemistry in high school and loved the whole of it: the lab, the method, the discipline of not trusting a result until it holds up. I never went on to a STEM career, but I carried the standard with me, the scientific method and the structures around it, into everything I research now. These are not style choices; they are non-negotiable.
- Your data is your data. The records belong to the public. I publish them, I do not lock them away.
- Show the work. Every claim traces to a primary record you can open yourself, and the math can be re-run.
- The only thing we are certain of is that we do not know everything. Confidence is marked, the cause of an open investigation is never stated as fact, and corrections are made in the open.
The full version is set out in the standards.
Current
Active · Los AngelesMore projects will appear here as I take them on. The data behind the current project is in the data room.