Blake Burns Technologies Inc. publishes papers and ships products. The two are not separate efforts — they are the same practice with different output formats.
The papers concern theoretical physics — Einstein's equation recast as a unity ratio, six-dimensional time, geometric mass variation, and anomalous power in nuclear systems. Some concern computation — a guaranteed global-minimum discovery algorithm for machine learning, a linear-time integer sort with no comparisons, and binary feature spaces for finance and games.
The products are more concrete: a programming language, a scientific calculator, a scripture reader, a local AI core, a professional market intelligence platform, and an open-source security operations console. They are meant to be used — built so the questions raised in the papers can be answered, in part, by things that actually run on hardware.
BBTI began from a conviction that ambitious technology does not require an unhealthy company. The business is being shaped around sustainable work, fair treatment, and an environment where future employees can protect their health without being asked to trade it for output. That standard already guides how the company operates and will remain a formal commitment as the team grows.
Commercial independence is equally important. BBTI uses the infrastructure required to deliver products—such as distribution, payments, hosting, and market access—without selling or sharing client data as a business model. Product decisions remain under the direction of founder and president Blake Burns, rather than an external corporate mandate.
What follows is the catalogue: six products in active circulation, nineteen papers in the archive, a note from the founder, and a way to get in touch.