Studying how meaning evolves.
I’m a computational social scientist and researcher at Just Horizons Alliance, where I build models that help people work through complex problems in policy, public health, and human development. The thread running through all my work is meaning-making: how we do it, what supports it, and what happens when those supports change.
I also write The Wobble, which is my attempt to carefully watch and document as modern AI crashes into the old structures we’ve built to make sense of the world together.
The Wobble
Notes from the seam where new technology meets the old structures we've built to make sense of things together.
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The thread running through the work, how I got here, and what I actually mean when I say "meaning-making."
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Essays and reflections for a general audience on knowledge, uncertainty, and what it means to think clearly.
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The peer-reviewed work. Articles and chapters on religious cognition, moral psychology, and computational social science.
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Simulations, system diagrams, and applied research. What I'm building right now and who it's for.
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