When critical thought began reaching beyond the individual, three minds came together with a shared belief: ideas become stronger when minds connect.
Taragona Circle began not as an organization, but as a conversation. Orpel Grey, Omar, and Shayan — the Q-Class Elite — formed the founding core around a single conviction: that critical thinking, curiosity, and research grow sharper when disciplines are allowed to meet. What started as an intellectual community would, over the following years, become an expanding ecosystem of research divisions.
The Circle's first structured division emerges. Cyber Lab is established to explore software systems, digital architecture, computing, automation, and cyber intelligence — giving the Circle's ideas their first technical home.
Explore Cyber Lab →As the Circle grows, so does the need for structure. VOT — Various Operations and Treasuries — is established to organize infrastructure, resources, and the operational and treasury-related functions that support every other division.
Explore VOT →Alongside Cyber Lab's software focus, a hardware-oriented direction begins to take shape. Red Rock Engine develops as the Circle's initiative into physical computing systems, server infrastructure, and hardware engineering — the deliberate counterpart to the digital work already underway.
Explore Red Rock Engine →Argo is established as a specialized aeronautical research and engineering initiative — exploring aircraft concepts, aerospace systems, flight technology, and aerodynamic research at a focused, specialized scale.
Explore Argo →Where Argo specializes, UAV — the Unation of Aviation Industry — broadens. It expands the Circle's aviation vision into aircraft, propulsion, aerospace engineering, and aviation infrastructure at a wider industry scale.
Explore UAV →The Circle's scientific scope expands into chemistry. Mezolved Chemical Library begins developing as a growing archive of organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, biochemistry, and chemical knowledge documentation.
Explore Mezolved →Quariuam is established, extending the Circle's research into nuclear science and nuclear facilities — approached with an emphasis on safety, responsibility, and scientific understanding above all else.
Explore Quariuam →The Circle continues its research across all active divisions, refining its structure and deepening the connections between disciplines that were never meant to operate in isolation.
View the Research Archive →A planned division into law, governance, and legal studies. Not yet active — the next chapter of the Circle, still being written.
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