Darshan Kingsley Dorsey 1983 - 2025
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| Darshan Kingsley Dorsey 1983 - 2025 |
Darshan grew up in Lake Forest Park, WA with his mother, Sura Charlier, step-father, Jim Charlier, sister, Tarrajna Dorsey, and half-sibling, Camille Charlier.
Darshan was brilliant and creative. He loved Space and wanted to be an astronaut when he grew up. He attended schools in the Shoreline school district where his favorite subjects were math, art, and P.E.
Tutored by his grandmother, Adeline Hupp, Darshan became a formidable chess player, winning many tournaments at a young age. He studied ballet and danced the role of the Prince in the North Seattle Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker.
Darshan was brilliant and creative. He loved Space and wanted to be an astronaut when he grew up. He attended schools in the Shoreline school district where his favorite subjects were math, art, and P.E.
Tutored by his grandmother, Adeline Hupp, Darshan became a formidable chess player, winning many tournaments at a young age. He studied ballet and danced the role of the Prince in the North Seattle Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker.
He ran Cross Country and played the violin in the Kellogg Middle School and Shorecrest High School orchestras. He was also a talented writer, completing his historical fantasy novella Shadows In Time for his senior project.
After high school, Darshan attended the University of Washington, Seattle, but he really wanted to fly, so he transferred to Big Bend Community College, where he obtained an AS in Commercial Aviation and a pilot’s license. He returned to the Jackson School at the U.W to finish his BS in International/Global Studies – Human Security, min. Geography.
Darshan was a polymath and applied futurist: Geographer, Data Analyst, Business Analyst, Superforecaster, Quant, Writer, and AI Creative. He was well-respected by his supervisors and colleagues at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Dept. of the Army, University of WA Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, and Amazon.
Darshan created his own forecasting programs/tools and started his own advising/consulting firm Dorsey Intel in 2011. He received special recognition from the Good Judgement Project for his accuracy as a superforecaster:
In 2023, Darshan founded Skykhan Media, sharing his writing and creative work on the platforms Substack, Suno, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. His most recent interest was exploring the potential applications of AI as a resource and tool in business, investing, and production.
Read the full obituary here
After high school, Darshan attended the University of Washington, Seattle, but he really wanted to fly, so he transferred to Big Bend Community College, where he obtained an AS in Commercial Aviation and a pilot’s license. He returned to the Jackson School at the U.W to finish his BS in International/Global Studies – Human Security, min. Geography.
Darshan was a polymath and applied futurist: Geographer, Data Analyst, Business Analyst, Superforecaster, Quant, Writer, and AI Creative. He was well-respected by his supervisors and colleagues at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Dept. of the Army, University of WA Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, and Amazon.
Darshan created his own forecasting programs/tools and started his own advising/consulting firm Dorsey Intel in 2011. He received special recognition from the Good Judgement Project for his accuracy as a superforecaster:
In 2023, Darshan founded Skykhan Media, sharing his writing and creative work on the platforms Substack, Suno, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. His most recent interest was exploring the potential applications of AI as a resource and tool in business, investing, and production.
Read the full obituary here
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