Aaron Billet's Linkedin Analytics

I am an insatiably curious person. I am fascinated by: people, places and things of all kinds. I believe that knowledge without application is trivial. Yet, the things of life that some see as trivial, I find provide me with the most insight. Looking at things in novel ways tend to give me a greater creative license in many fields. I see no major distinction between food and advanced materials, humanity's need to look to skies for greater answers, vs. telecommunications satellites, or even tropisms in trees compared to directional antennas, beam steering, or impedance matching. Analogies and allegories provide me with ways to solve complex problems in novel, yet intuitive ways. I have found that knowing a little bit of many things aids me in seeing correlations/applications which field-focused professionals may not have experience or interest in. At some level, I have found that nearly every career has a practice/terms, etc. which can inform or contribute to many other fields -- if you look deep enough. Even wave-particle duality can be witnessed in the psychological analysis of human communication.