Meet Dr. Kathryn Messegee, PhD
Dr. Kathryn Messegee is an American-born technologist, humanitarian, advisor, author, composer, artist and founder at Geode Blockchain.
Her summer job at 16 was doing scientific research at NASA. Before her 25th birthday she earned her Ph.D in Mathematics and was speaking to conferences on human reasoning and how to make the infinite finite. A hyper-polymath, her career has enjoyed a ride through…
- academia (as a professor of Mathematics),
- defense technology (as a Scientist, CTO, and DARPA Program Manager),
- online media (as founder of a business website and video podcast with a reach of 1.3 million),
- venture capital (advising VC firms on evaluating technologies),
- private education (as founder of a local network of elite tutors and private instructors),
- personal development and mediation
- and now Blockchain, Smart Contracts, AI and Quantum
She has published 17 books, hundreds of articles and papers, dozens of unique art pieces and released 6 albums.
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Kathryn’s Diary
On Second Thought, I Will Keep The Diary. Thoughts On Third Door Solutions.
A diary on deciding to continue the monthly journal, centered on Third Door solutions drawn from Alex Banayan’s book—the idea that beyond two obvious options there is usually an unconventional third path, unlocked by asking what if.
The End Of The Podcast And Diary And the Beginning Of Changing The World With Geode
An April 2023 announcement that the podcast and diary are ending so Kathryn can focus on a meditation handbook and rolling out Geode, whose first apps let people record and monetize their work, expertise, and creativity directly.
Spring Training And The Art Of Focus – Proof That Meditation Matters For High Performers
A reflective essay using observed spring-training baseball pitchers to argue that meditation, not physical skill, separates elite performers, training the mind to drop ego, quiet distraction, and focus fully under pressure the way athletes, CEOs, and surgeons must.
Birthdays, The Definition Of Perfection, And Vegan Keto Fudge
A birthday diary entry reframing perfection as an ongoing flow of solved mysteries and accumulated wins rather than the absence of problems, closing with a simple three-ingredient vegan keto fudge recipe.
Working With The NOW – Instead of Planning The Year, Asking What Is There Already That I Just Have Not Noticed
A new-year reflection choosing presence over rigid planning, exploring the idea that some truths already exist in our reality before we notice them, like unrecognized burnout, and asking what is true right now that we simply haven’t seen yet.
Hustle And Go vs Breathe And Flow – Leading Yourself And Communities
A leadership essay contrasting hustle-culture ‘hustle and go’ with a patient, intuition-led, feminine style ‘breathe and flow’, drawn from leading a volunteer, non-hierarchical blockchain community where motivation and timing outperform schedules and force.
My Experience With Microdosing, And Geode Moves Closer To Reality
A personal diary account of microdosing psilocybin using a structured protocol for accelerated emotional healing, paired with a Geode update on its TestNet launch and a legal analysis ranking it among the least security-like cryptos.
Loving All The Aspects Of Self And A New Guru Walks Among You
A reflection on accepting a trait one dislikes, here high neuroticism, by naming its gifts and savoring the stress response instead of resisting it, alongside a diary note on elevating a longtime student to Guru.
Why Infinite Peace Is Not Possible In Physical Reality, What We Might Focus On Instead, And Letting Go Into Leadership
A metaphysical essay arguing that infinite peace, love, and joy belong to source rather than physical existence, which requires resistance, and reflecting on releasing control to lead a peace-mission blockchain project as one’s authentic self.
Taking Back Your Individual Power, A Look At Source, and How To Be Wholly Uncontrollable
An essay on reclaiming individual power, arguing power is only ever given away and not taken, woven with awe at NASA’s James Webb telescope images and a warning that distraction, fear, and status-seeking keep people from their own strength.