My areas of interest are the ethics of emerging technologies, post-structuralist critiques of culture, and algorithmic transparency. The positionality of working on the technical side of such a devastatingly beautiful & tragic innovation like machine learning affords me a bit more of a novel lens in reading the philosophy papers about artificial intelligence.

Inherently, all of the selected projects listed on this site are somewhat related to the visualization of an algorithmic ends through a philosophical means, or of philosophical ends through an algorithmic means. Also, as you know and then experience, all engineering is creative and all technologies are political. So it would be beneficial to us that we spend a little more time creatively engineering a society not only through changes in policy.. or policymakers… but also through technical design. Disclaimer, I’m just starting out on this really dense stuff so I’m not an expert at all and my views are my own. Contact me for conversation!

I love the poetic nature of lyrics in melodic hardcore & screamo. Also, drone metal is brilliant. This is my favorite song right now!! More recommendations in the digital amplifier on the homepage.

Books, that I reccomend so heavy:
Byung-Chul Han - Psychopolitics
Robert Chapman - Empire of Normality: Neurodiversity and Capitalism (book review by Sam Fellowes linked)
Urbanomic - Collapse Volume I: Numerical Materialism
Soren Kirkegaard - Either/Or
D&G - What is Philosophy?
Felix Guatarri - A Love of UIQ

I take stylistic inspiration from the dogmatic resume style for current applicant tracking systems along with early 2000s websites, ones like redsails.org and lowtechmagazine.com. No hate at all, well actually some hate, but I’d like to contribute to breathe more fresh air that is the resurgence of site aesthetics and early web personalization seen on neocities.org. and cyber.dabamos.de. I’m getting tired of the same look that all startups or just every web app, in general, have nowadays. Like the ones probably made with React or something, then deployed on Vercel. It is necessary though to stick to this framework for a job, so I understand.

The font is IM Fell DW Pica. Richard Siken and Yale University Press used it in physical print for the poetry collection, Crush. I think it is a touch more human than Times New Roman. The background image is a design I paid for from a tattoo artist that hasn’t been scratched yet on my forearm and hand lol. The buttons are from the 88x31 GIF collection on cyber.dabamos.de. And finally, the motivation for making this website in general is to create a digital business card of sorts that I can hand out to people to showcase competency and personality! I'm incredibly privileged, for now, to not be required of a LinkedIn profile or a lot of corporate BS that everyone finds so dreadful. Ultimately I hope to contribute to the making of a world that is still innovative without the beauracratic processes and soulless culture of capi###ism.



Non-working links as of May 2026
(If you want to download locally, ask me for a zip file of these, as I try to host it again on the surface interwebs).

Knowledge graph generation of concepts in The Moral and Political Philosophy of AI, 2024. Visualization of the required reading content for a graduate course hosted by the Kavli Center for Ethics & Science.

The Push, as Principle of Sufficient Reasoning, 2021. Computational prose-poetry collection on how nothing is without a ground for its being, written 2019–2021 and coded 2020–2021.