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currently figuring it out

Hey, I'm Tejasv 🌿

Student | Builder | Professional overthinker

I'm a 16-year-old 11th-grade student with a slightly intense relationship with curiosity. When something catches my attention, I want to know how it works, why it works, and whether there's a loophole.

That usually leads me into science, software, physics, chemistry, and medicine. I'm working toward becoming a doctor, probably a cardiac surgeon, while also building software because apparently choosing one path felt too easy.

Gurugram, India 🇮🇳
11th Grade Student
Engineering Healthcare Tech

How things work

Physics, chemistry, code, atoms, electronics — if there is a mechanism underneath, I probably want to take it apart mentally.

Medicine is the plan

I am aiming for medicine and eventually cardiac surgery, while staying fascinated by the technology that can make healthcare better.

Building things

Coding is not just an idea I like. I spend time making software, breaking it, fixing it, and learning what the failure was trying to say.

Why this exists

This is where I put the questions that refuse to leave me alone. Some posts will explain a scientific idea, some will document something I built, and some will be me thinking out loud about ambition, failure, or the strange process of becoming an adult. I am still learning. That is the point. The goal is not to sound finished; it is to understand one more thing than I did yesterday.

Things I keep coming back to

💻 Building software and then interrogating the bugs

⚛️ Atoms, photons, orbital energies, and the why behind the formula

🫀 Medicine, surgery, and the responsibility of working with human lives

🔨 Taking systems apart until the mechanism makes sense

🚀 NASA, technology, and questions that become research projects

🧠 The gap between who I am and who I am trying to become

🎯 Turning messy ideas into something I can actually explain

❓ Asking “but scientifically?” at wildly inappropriate times

Have a question? Make it interesting.

If something here made you curious, disagreeable, or sent you down a related rabbit hole, say hi. I like thoughtful questions, honest disagreement, and conversations that go somewhere unexpected.

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