Welcome! You may consider this website as an extended resume.
Since it is nearly impossible to fit the entirety of an individual onto one standard page, I have created this site as a supplement for anyone interested in learning more.
Using the navigation menu above, you can find out more about my background and professional experience. My current projects, writing samples, and extracurricular activities are also available for those interested.
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-Sherafgan Khan
Latest Blog Posts
July 15, 2025
The Epstein Enigma: Why Intelligence, Cover-Ups, and Systemic Power Protection Aren’t Just ‘Conspiracy Theories’
Explore the Jeffrey Epstein case through evidence-based analysis of his intelligence connections, alleged blackmail operations, and patterns of systemic cover-up. This article challenges the “conspiracy…
July 11, 2025
Why the Word “Zionism” Has Lost Its Meaning—and Why That Matters
Zionism once referred to a 19th-century movement for Jewish self-determination, but in 2025, the word has fractured into so many meanings that it’s become nearly…
June 30, 2025
Only 8 Percent of Gazans Today Voted for Hamas: A Data-Driven Look at 2006 vs 2025
Only about 8% of Gazans alive today voted for Hamas in 2006; most never had the chance, making collective blame factually inaccurate and misleading.
May 5, 2025
The Futility of AI Content Detection: Why It Misses the Point Entirely
AI content detection tools offer little value beyond labeling well-written content as “too perfect.” As AI becomes universal, penalizing clarity and efficiency makes no sense….
April 7, 2025
Knowledge Singularities: Concepts Too Dense for Human Cognition
Some truths don’t elude us because we lack intelligence—but because their very structure lies beyond the architecture of human thought. These are knowledge singularities—conceptual black…
March 27, 2025
Yes, But Make It Worth My Time: Reframing the Business of Saying No
There’s an unspoken rule in the world of business—especially among entrepreneurs and freelancers—that saying “no” to work is a kind of failure. A missed opportunity….