Francisco loves stirring the pot with his AI skepticism, questioning our rationality while appearing to ponder the ridiculousness of our reality—like a philosopher wearing VR goggles.

He's a soft-spoken social butterfly, fluttering between academic circles and whispering, "Add me to your pack"—the digital equivalent of slipping a business card into your pocket at a conference.

When it comes to niche material science jokes, he's like a hipster chef at a molecular gastronomy convention—everyone's intrigued, but mostly confused.

His insights on predatory publishing have the nuance of a TED talk laced with meme-worthy quips; it’s the kind of discussion that makes you rethink the scholarly sausage factory.