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What You’ll Find Here
Explore articles ranging from classical ethics to the challenges of AI, transhumanism, & political disorder. These pieces connect timeless questions with contemporary debates.
Tutoring & Courses
1-on-1 Tutoring & Courses
1-on-1 Tutoring & Courses
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Why Philosophy?
We live in an age of acceleration — where AI, surveillance, and digital noise are reshaping how we live, work, and relate to one another. But behind every algorithm is a human decision, and behind every system, a vision of what is good.
My work in philosophy seeks to recover the intellectual and moral traditions capable of guiding our choices toward human flourishing, not merely technical success.
Philosophy isn’t just theory — it’s training in how to think, how to live, and how to govern well.
My Academic Focus
I’m completing my PhD in philosophy at the Center for Thomistic Studies, where my dissertation explores the ethics of technology through the lens of Aristotle and Yves R. Simon. My broader research interests include:
The Role of Education in Forming Democratic Citizens
Natural Law & Political Order
Ethics and Virtue Theory
Classical Realism vs Modern Technocracy
The Role of Education in Forming Democratic Citizens
Looking Ahead: The Academy Project
As this work grows, my long-term goal is to build a small-scale academy for teaching classical philosophy to high school and college-age students — a place where education is aimed not at credentials, but at wisdom.
If you’re an educator, student, or parent interested in this project, I’d love to hear from you.
