I'm primarily interested in epistemology, particularly how we should think about what we might learn in the future, given the limitations of our present perspective. We know that we won't always respond rationally to new evidence, that we haven't considered every possibility, and that some discoveries will surprise us. I'm interested in what this means for the value of information, the questions we ought to ask, and the nature of rational surprise.
I'm also interested in whether and how historical narratives contribute to our understanding/knowledge of the past, and in the philosophy of social science more broadly.
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