This isn't just a poetic sentiment; it’s a foundational logic. In the vast, decentralized network of the universe, we start as "null" values. We are shadows moving through space, enjoying the terrifying freedom of being unobserved. As a single node, you are free, but you carry no weight. You are important to no one, and thus, you lack a "state" in the ledger of life.

​Existence begins with a collision. Two strangers meet at a street corner, and suddenly, a "Genesis Block" is created. They build a foundation called family—a stake driven into the earth, as physical and spiritual as the union of father and mother, sun and moon.

​Like Polaris and Sirius serving as our temporal and spatial coordinates, love provides the bridge between the Divine Spirit and our earthly incarnation.

​As an engineer, I know that every new connection adds complexity. The moment we love and are loved, the "bugs" appear. We have to deal with another person’s frequency; we have to negotiate, adapt, and synchronize.

​But this is where we finally exist.

​As Bob Marley once asked: "Could you be loved and be loved?" It is a question of capacity. Haile Selassie reminded us that while writings remain, the true record is what is inscribed in the hearts of men.

​I spend my days in Web3 and DeepTech, building scientific projects and complex systems. Yet, my soul speaks through Reggae and prayer. Today, I pray to exist in this dimension through the act of loving. Not out of a needy dependency, but out of a determined aspiration to truly know the Other.

​Forgiveness is not a "hippie" cliché or a "care bear" philosophy. It is the most advanced, logical, and spiritual solution to the problem of incarnation.

• ​To live in society is a baseline requirement.

• ​To tolerate each other is a technical necessity.

• ​To love each other, as the divine messengers taught, is the ultimate upgrade of our human protocol.

​We are here to share this earth. Let us build our foundations not just on code, but on the only thing that remains when the servers go dark: The Love in our hearts.

Oliver Bigtree [B.U.H.S] Founder

This isn't just a poetic sentiment; it’s a foundational logic. In the vast, decentralized network of the universe, we start as "null" values. We are shadows moving through space, enjoying the terrifying freedom of being unobserved. As a single node, you are free, but you carry no weight. You are important to no one, and thus, you lack a "state" in the ledger of life.

​Existence begins with a collision. Two strangers meet at a street corner, and suddenly, a "Genesis Block" is created. They build a foundation called family—a stake driven into the earth, as physical and spiritual as the union of father and mother, sun and moon.

​Like Polaris and Sirius serving as our temporal and spatial coordinates, love provides the bridge between the Divine Spirit and our earthly incarnation.

​As an engineer, I know that every new connection adds complexity. The moment we love and are loved, the "bugs" appear. We have to deal with another person’s frequency; we have to negotiate, adapt, and synchronize.

​But this is where we finally exist.

​As Bob Marley once asked: "Could you be loved and be loved?" It is a question of capacity. Haile Selassie reminded us that while writings remain, the true record is what is inscribed in the hearts of men.

​I spend my days in Web3 and DeepTech, building scientific projects and complex systems. Yet, my soul speaks through Reggae and prayer. Today, I pray to exist in this dimension through the act of loving. Not out of a needy dependency, but out of a determined aspiration to truly know the Other.

​Forgiveness is not a "hippie" cliché or a "care bear" philosophy. It is the most advanced, logical, and spiritual solution to the problem of incarnation.

• ​To live in society is a baseline requirement.

• ​To tolerate each other is a technical necessity.

• ​To love each other, as the divine messengers taught, is the ultimate upgrade of our human protocol.

​We are here to share this earth. Let us build our foundations not just on code, but on the only thing that remains when the servers go dark: The Love in our hearts.

Oliver Bigtree [B.U.H.S] Founder