Hello everyone! I am in the process of changing my online presentation, so please do bear with me if there is any confusion!!!

I am a philosophy graduate and educator with a particular interest in language, logic and mathematics, and in the philosophy of information and computer science. I am an anti-realist about theology, and have a generally pluralist approach to most elements of philosophical methodology. I'm very much influenced theoretically by Wittgenstein, Carnap, Quine, Putnam and Kripke, personally by Sartre, De Beauvoir, Foucault and Butler, and more recently have been exploring the political philosophies of John Rawls, Thomas Scanlon and Philip Pettit.

I believe in the principle of charity, but have no time for hostility, debating games or bad faith. I'm always happy to chat maths, theory and abstract history of philosophy, but please be mindful of the lived reality of participants when doing so!