Poetry | Settled on my Sunset
Sell me a possible world where my mind's made up, Remind me of how the horizon settles the sun At a distance. Or how subtle breezes...
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Works
R.N. | Essays, Analysis & Poetry
Essay | Epistemic Virtues, Modest Evidentialism, and The Standard View
Considerations of epistemological values of knowledge expansion, truth discovery, and inclusivity. Written for PHI 330: Theory of...
Analysis | Expression of Identity
An argumentation on art versus the artist. Written for PHI 103: Principles of Sound Reasoning with Professor Watson at Arizona State...
LCAE Undergraduate Research Symposium
Today I'll be presenting with Arizona State University’s Lincoln Center of Applied Ethics at their Undergraduate Research Symposium. My...
A Survey on Art, A.I., and Public Policy
Throughout the semester, I have been sinking my teeth into material that questions A.I. consciousness, creativity, and rights. I've...
Blog | Ask Aristotle: Consciousness in Tech
Blog post is written for ASU's School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies website during my Fall 2022 Research Program with
Presentation | Nietzsche and Perspective
For ASU's PHI 304: Existentialism, we were assigned groups tasked with presenting various philosophical works. I lead my group in...
Poetry | Slow Burn
I like a slow burn. Like the way butter melts on day-old pancakes cluttered in the sink. Too much batter, fried and flipped, pages...
Essay | Metaphysical Semantic’s Epistemic Viability
Contrasting metametaphysics against epistemic virtues. Written for PHI 420: Metametaphysics with Professor McElhoes at Arizona State...
Essay | Humble Epistemology
A revision of the standard view. Written for PHI 403: Contemporary Analytic Philosophy with Professor Watson at Arizona State University...
Essay | Algorithmic Impact
On the known effects of social media on its users. Written for PHI 300: Philosophical Argument/Exposition with Professor Braud at Arizona...
Poetry | Beautiful Things
The balance of beautiful things Is riddled by our knowledge Beyond what they are To him, to her, to in between, To you, to I, to them, to...
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