About The Platform

🌟 Welcome to the TeenomicsSphere!

Yes, fellows. I am designing my second platform in my whole life. My kindergarten tutor paid for my first website when I was seven. My favorite long word, “antidisestablishmentarianism,” is the only thing that I had on the platform to satisfy my childish vanity and flaunt my “maturity.” More than ten years later, at present, with less naiveness and more purpose, I am returning to “old businesses.” At the moment, my goal is to create a that features my own thoughtful reflections on the world while also accepting contributions from other like-minded people.

About Myself

My name is Andrew Zhao, and I attend St. Mark’s School in Massachusetts. I’ve always been interested in critical thinking and idea sharing. This, combined with the experience I had last summer, drove me to create this platform. Attending a game theory summer program with Professor Yu from the University of Chicago has piqued my interest in strategic interactions, decision-making in a variety of situations, and conflict and cooperation dynamics. After finishing the program, I led my group through in-depth discussions in Zoom meetings, did outside research, and analyzed data. We eventually turned our ideas into a paper on collusion models (which is also available on my platform). After several rounds of revision, we were able to successfully publish it in the journal “Finance and Economics Vision.” However, I discovered that there is a very high academic threshold for success in the publication process. This platform would be dedicated to my own thoughts and provide a vibrant space for critical thinkers, assisting my peers who want to share their ideas publicly without encountering too many obstacles.

About the Platform

Get ready for a rollercoaster of insights as I delve into a myriad of subjects that fuel my curiosity. From the intricacies of business to the wonders of science, the adrenaline of sports, the complexity of politics, and even the immersive realm of video games – there’s something for everyone. The posts will consist of informational displays, analysis of different perspectives, and logistics behind critical thinking structures. I would also choose topics that correspond to the current context trend of discussions. Organizing critical ideas is an art; I’m here to master it. Whether it’s structuring articles thoughtfully, categorizing topics for clarity, or using innovative methods, count on a seamless reading experience.

Editors

To be honest, I am aware that at this starting point, my platform pales like a bankrupted Civic in comparison to the supercar-like platforms available on the internet, having started from very little. However, because building my platform is efficient and team-based, I am looking forward to those who are interested in contributing to the platform’s development. Just as the 300-horsepower K20 Type R engine could reach 1000 with the aid of dedicated users, so too could our platform’s potential be immeasurable with their support.

(PS: I will definitely be posting articles on engines and cars in the future.)

Posting Your Work

In addition to the search for “employees,” I hope to compile original ideas and thoughts from anyone who wants to express their passions on a platform that welcomes all viewpoints and interests, regardless of whether the articles are informal and full of adorable pictures or require journal-level precision. However, I do hope the formatting can be as follows:

1. They should be your original work with MLA citations
2. The articles should have titles
3. The word count should be at least 500 words

If you have any questions or intend to contribute to the website or post ideas, please email me at runyuzhao@stmarksschool.org!