My current research lies in the intersection of philosophy of social science, philosophy of economics, and political philosophy. Current work focuses on improving our understanding of what I call 'epistemic poverty': a state of severe information deprivation. I am particularly interested in the ways that the Attention Economy at large induces negative externalities such as decreased trust in government, disinformation, and the exacerbation of political polarization. I have side interests in all things finance and blockchain related.
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University of Toronto, St. George CampusInstitute for the History and Philosophy of ScienceDoctoral student
Toronto, ON, Canada
Areas of Specialization
| Philosophy of Social Science |
| Philosophy of Economics |
| Political Theory |
| History of Economics |
| Measurement in Science |
Areas of Interest
| History of Science |
| History of Physics |