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About Me

I am an Associate Professor at the University of Idaho. I consider myself a computational philosopher, meaning that I use algorithmic thinking to inform philosophical questions, and apply philosophical perspectives to the formal modeling and empirical study of social-behavioral processes. I am highly collaborative and interdisciplinary; what I love about philosophy is its emphasis on the development of clear and coherent ideas, and less so on any specific field.

Research

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Teaching

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