Technology and ecological ethics, but make it sacred.
Thrashing in waves of crises, we tend to latch unto tech-solutions and ethics checklists as if they’ll save us. It’d be nice if those worked. But, the times are too interesting for quick fixes.
Let’s meet the moment with a little more reverence, shall we?
“Intellect without love is nothing”
- a defiant friend
Unlike the logical argumentation of my academic training, my philosophical work gestures with palms open. I don’t want to impart knowledge. I want to play, inspire, evoke, and provoke.
In the academic realm, I’ve researched and taught on responsible AI, robot ethics, and digital citizenship at York University and Delft University of Technology. I hold a doctorate degree in Ethics/Philosophy of Technology with a specialty in robotics and AI. You can read my dissertation on robotics, care, and food systems here (it’s chatty and you don’t need an advanced degree to read it!)
Beyond academia, I experiment with philosophy in its many trappings: gatherings, essays, podcasts, poems, friendships, spiritual care, walking my dog, and cooking my family’s food. All of this is in service of deeper connection and nurturing beauty.