Founder
Younus Kazeli
About Younus
WHO IS YOUNUS KAZELI?
Younus Kazeli is an 18-year-old entrepreneur and business owner of 2 companies, UHOTH and VELZORI, innovator, and investor passionate about technology, science, and the future of human progress. He is the founder of UHOTH, an organization dedicated to developing advanced technologies and fostering collaboration to improve and extend human life.
WHAT INSPIRED HIM TO CREATE UHOTH?
Younus founded UHOTH in 2020 with a vision to unite thinkers, innovators, and creators under a shared goal: to solve global challenges and build a sustainable, advanced future for humanity. He believes collaboration and innovation are the most powerful forces for progress.
WHAT IS HIS ROLE IN VELZORI?
Younus is the founder of Velzori, a new beverage startup focused on creativity, quality, and modern branding. The project reflects his interest in building sustainable and forward-thinking businesses that blend innovation with everyday life.
WHAT IS UHOTH CHAT?
UHOTH Chat is a web-based social and messaging platform created by Younus to encourage collaboration and community among people who share ideas about science, technology, and human progress. It was inspired by platforms like Discord but designed with a focus on innovation and connection usage only.
WHAT ARE HIS AREAS OF INTEREST?
Younus has a deep interest in technology, chemistry, and philosophy. He explores how scientific discovery can expand human understanding and how innovation can improve the human experience. He’s also an active investor in index funds, reflecting his belief in long-term, sustainable growth.
WHAT LANGUAGES DOES HE SPEAK?
Younus speaks Arabic and English fluently and is currently learning German and Russian. His multilingual abilities reflect his global outlook and desire to connect with people and ideas from diverse backgrounds.
WHAT DRIVES HIS VISION FOR THE FUTURE?
His vision is driven by curiosity, discipline, and a belief in humanity’s potential. Younus aims to build tools, systems, and communities that accelerate innovation, deepen understanding, and bring people together to create a better world.
About UHOTH
WHY DO WE HAVE AN IDEA AND SERVE IT?
Our world isn’t perfect. It’s struggling with poverty, exploitation, war, corruption, injustice, climate change, and more. We all know these issues exist—but knowing isn’t enough. The question is: what do we do about them?
We solve them. Or at least, we try to.
We live on this planet; we’re part of its systems, its life, its story. So when the world suffers, we do too. Its problems are not “out there”—they’re connected to us in ways we can’t always see. That understanding drives us to act.
We serve an idea because we believe that serving humanity is how we serve the Earth itself. That’s where our purpose comes from. That’s why UHOTH exists—not as a dream, but as a response.
We solve them. Or at least, we try to.
We live on this planet; we’re part of its systems, its life, its story. So when the world suffers, we do too. Its problems are not “out there”—they’re connected to us in ways we can’t always see. That understanding drives us to act.
We serve an idea because we believe that serving humanity is how we serve the Earth itself. That’s where our purpose comes from. That’s why UHOTH exists—not as a dream, but as a response.
SO, WHAT ARE WE DOING RIGHT NOW?
We’re working on that response. We’re building, experimenting, failing, and improving.
Our mission is to eliminate global problems—but that’s easier said than done. We’re still figuring out what “our best” truly means. That’s why we meet, share ideas, and launch projects. Every discussion, every small step, is part of refining our direction.
We’re not waiting for the perfect plan. We’re creating it as we move.
Our mission is to eliminate global problems—but that’s easier said than done. We’re still figuring out what “our best” truly means. That’s why we meet, share ideas, and launch projects. Every discussion, every small step, is part of refining our direction.
We’re not waiting for the perfect plan. We’re creating it as we move.
WHAT DO I MEAN BY “OUR BEST”?
“Our best” isn’t about perfection—it’s about progress. It means getting closer to our ideal: a future where humanity and the Earth both thrive.
That’s why we stay productive, focused, and intentional. We try to cut away distractions that don’t move us closer to that vision. Every choice we make—what we do, what we ignore, what we dedicate time to—shapes who we become and what we contribute.
That’s why we stay productive, focused, and intentional. We try to cut away distractions that don’t move us closer to that vision. Every choice we make—what we do, what we ignore, what we dedicate time to—shapes who we become and what we contribute.
WHY ARE WE SO MOTIVATED TO CHANGE THE WORLD?
Because we see what’s wrong, and we can’t ignore it.
The world doesn’t fix itself. Every major change in history started because someone cared enough to try. That’s the energy we’re channeling—the belief that action, even small action, matters.
When we act, we’re not just reacting to the world; we’re trying to reshape it. That’s our motivation: transformation.
The world doesn’t fix itself. Every major change in history started because someone cared enough to try. That’s the energy we’re channeling—the belief that action, even small action, matters.
When we act, we’re not just reacting to the world; we’re trying to reshape it. That’s our motivation: transformation.
BUT WHY ARE WE SO MOTIVATED?
Because our ideas aren’t just thoughts—they’re calls to action. When you really believe something can change the world, it becomes impossible to stay still.
Ideas evolve into ideologies. Ideologies drive movements. Movements create change.
That’s why we don’t just think about the future—we build it. We test it. We live it.
Ideas evolve into ideologies. Ideologies drive movements. Movements create change.
That’s why we don’t just think about the future—we build it. We test it. We live it.
AND WHAT ABOUT MOTIVATION?
Motivation comes and goes. It’s not the foundation—it’s the spark. What matters is discipline and purpose.
We don’t rely on feeling inspired; we rely on knowing why we’re doing this. That “why” is what sustains our movement when motivation fades.
We don’t rely on feeling inspired; we rely on knowing why we’re doing this. That “why” is what sustains our movement when motivation fades.
SO, HOW DO WE, AS PROPAGATORS OF OUR TRANSHUMANIST IDEOLOGY, ADDRESS THIS LIMITATION?
We do it by staying open—by thinking beyond the limits of any single ideology.
Transhumanism pushes us to evolve, to improve, to see beyond what we are now. But even the most progressive idea can become rigid if we hold onto it too tightly. That’s why we changed how we operate.
We dissolved the traditional structure of UHOTH to create something new: a meeting ground. A place where thinkers, creators, and dreamers from different ideologies can come together under a shared vision—to help humanity flourish and protect the Earth.
We call it the umbrella method. It’s not just a structure—it’s a mindset. We’re connected by our common goal, not confined by our differences.
UHOTH isn’t a closed circle. It’s a convergence point—for people, ideas, and movements that believe humanity’s best chapter hasn’t been written yet.
Transhumanism pushes us to evolve, to improve, to see beyond what we are now. But even the most progressive idea can become rigid if we hold onto it too tightly. That’s why we changed how we operate.
We dissolved the traditional structure of UHOTH to create something new: a meeting ground. A place where thinkers, creators, and dreamers from different ideologies can come together under a shared vision—to help humanity flourish and protect the Earth.
We call it the umbrella method. It’s not just a structure—it’s a mindset. We’re connected by our common goal, not confined by our differences.
UHOTH isn’t a closed circle. It’s a convergence point—for people, ideas, and movements that believe humanity’s best chapter hasn’t been written yet.