Knowledge gives you a fish. Reason teaches you how to fish › Wisdom gives you the map of the sea.
I learned to read systems where mistakes cost time, money, and infrastructure.
Power projects trained me to think through constraints, interfaces, risk, suppliers, contracts, and execution.
Now, I use that instinct to build an Arabic home for systems thinking.
One argument, one cinematic journey, and one model that remains useful after the screen goes dark.
Selected Insights
Selected notes where engineering experience becomes a lens for understanding infrastructure, risk, institutions, and decision-making.
Iraq’s $200 Billion Paradox
Baghdad is announcing historic energy agreements while the economy is projected to contract. The contradiction disappears once leaders stop watching one Iraq and start watching its three clocks.
How an Energy-Rich Country Becomes Electricity-Poor
Iraq’s power problem is not one shortage. It is a chain of broken conversions between the gas field, the turbine, the grid, the meter and the state.
The Cheapest Supplier Can Become the Most Expensive Decision
A practical lens for evaluating price, lead time, compliance, reliability, replacement options, and project disruption.
An Arabic Home for Systems Thinking › one central argument, one cinematic journey, and one model that stays with you after the screen goes dark.
BigScis turns psychology, institutions, energy, technology, and everyday behavior into research-led stories and mental models. It is the public expression of an engineer’s instinct to find the system underneath.
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I work with energy companies, institutions, funders, and media partners on energy insight, systems-led research, and BigScis collaborations.