The scientist
and the experiencer.

Two lines of inquiry, run in parallel for over a decade. One starts in a lab. The other starts in a coma. Both keep circling the same question: what actually makes us human, and what our place is in the wider universe.

Thread one

The Scientist

Pharmacogenomics looks at why the same dose of the same drug can help one person and harm another — and traces that difference back to the genes doing the metabolizing. It's precision medicine before precision medicine had the marketing.

Pharmacogenomics & precision dosing — how genetic variants change drug response
Genomics in everyday care — where genetic testing is quietly entering the clinic
Where the field is heading — pharmacogenomics, polygenic risk, and what's still hype
AI in medicine, done responsibly — genuinely excited about it, clear-eyed about its limits, and a believer in real regulation around how it's built and used

Thread two

The Experiencer

A sepsis-induced coma took El past the point doctors expect someone to come back from. What she experienced — and what she's spent years since reading the actual literature on — sits at the genuinely unresolved edge of consciousness research.

Her own near-death experience — sepsis, coma, and what she remembers of both
What NDE research actually says — the Greyson Scale, hospital-based studies, and their limits
Consciousness, examined — the open questions science hasn't closed, held without overclaiming
What makes us human — explored as executive producer & host of Interdimensional, a documentary on consciousness, near-death and contact experience, and our connection to the wider universe

Same instinct. Different instrument.

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The scientistand the experiencer.

The Scientist

The Experiencer

Let's talk science,spirit, or both.

The scientist
and the experiencer.

Let's talk science,
spirit, or both.