I am an independent researcher from Indonesia without a traditional academic background. My interest in intelligence, adaptation, and causality developed through years of self-directed study and reflection rather than formal institutional training.

Much of my current work has been developed with very limited resources. I do not currently have access to the technical infrastructure that many researchers take for granted, such as a dedicated computer for modeling and simulation. As a result, much of the project remains in the conceptual stage despite substantial effort invested in developing its theoretical foundations.

What motivates me is not the certainty that my ideas are correct, but the belief that some questions are worth exploring even when the answers are unknown. DCB emerged from repeated attempts to understand how constraints shape intelligence, adaptation, and long-term outcomes across both human and artificial systems.

My immediate goal is to build the technical skills and infrastructure necessary to formalize and test these ideas. My long-term goal is to contribute a useful framework for understanding adaptive systems, regardless of whether the final result fully supports my original hypotheses.