Jeremy
Lasman
I find things that are invisible or undervalued and build infrastructure to make them accessible.
I find things that are invisible or undervalued and build infrastructure to make them accessible.
The pattern is always the same: something powerful exists that people can't see, use, or reach.
Quantum advantage is real but locked in research labs. The human capacity for conscious evolution is vast but buried under survival instincts. Blown glass is a 2,000-year-old art form that most people only encounter as a souvenir.
I build the systems, companies, and spaces that close that gap.
Deterministic optical computers. We're building hardware that makes quantum advantage accessible to companies in finance, healthcare, and beyond — starting with measurable ROI today, not theoretical payoff in a decade.
Co-Founder & VisionaryEarth's first passion utility. Powered by Imagination Technology — an operating system I invented that challenges the survival-of-the-fittest paradigm and offers a practical pathway to conscious evolution.
Owner & CuratorBlown glass by artist Paul Lasman. I handle the business, vision, and curation — building a space where people can encounter a craft that fuses aerospace-level precision with playful, organic beauty.
I was employee #110 at SpaceX, where I helped design and maintain the backend infrastructure, produced the early live rocket launch broadcasts, and created promotional content — including working with Elon Musk on the first-ever rocket launch music video.
Seven years inside a company that was reinventing an industry taught me what it looks like when someone refuses to accept that the impossible is actually impossible. It also taught me that the technology powering the rocket matters less than the operating system powering the people building it.
That insight became the throughline for everything since.