Danny
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- Biodiversity: the Blog
- "E pur si muove!"
- A Softer World
- Austro-Athenian Empire
- Bad Machinery
- Circle of Blue | WaterNews
- Coordination Problem
- Crash Landing
- Dinosaur Comics
- Dot Earth
- Everything Is Terrible!
- Explosm.net
- Free Advice
- garfield minus garfield
- Green
- Gregor.us
- Hark! A Vagrant
- Hyperbole and a Half
- Indexed
- Instead of a Blog
- Knowledge Problem
- LA Times Environment Blog
- Lamebook
- Legal Planet: Environmental Law and Policy
- Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog
- lesswrong: What's new
- Letters of Note
- LiberaLaw
- Look at this fucking hipster
- Lowering the Bar
- Married To The Sea
- McSweeney's
- Mercenary Scribblings
- Mimosas On The Front Lawn
- New Scientist
- Overcoming Bias
- Overheard in New York
- PHD Comics
- Polycentric Order
- Practical Ethics
- RealClimate - AideRSS (Best)
- Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (updated daily)
- Sinfest: The Webcomic To End all Webcomics
- Sleep Talkin' Man
- Snowflakes Comic
- Sorry I Missed Your Party
- Spiral Out - Reaching out to embrace whatever may come...
- SPR Environmental Law Blog
- Tabby's Adventures Abroad
- ThinkMarkets
- Tucson Foodie
- Twitter / shitmydadsays
- University and State
- What is it like to be a woman in philosophy?
- Wondermark
- xkcd.com
- Yale Environment 360
Gender | Male |
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Location | Fairfield, CT, United States |
Introduction | I recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, with a B.A. in philosophy. I write a blog called Back to the Drawing Board. I'm starting work on my PhD in Philosophy at the University of Arizona; before that I was an energy industry researcher for Iridian Asset Management, LLC. My research interests in philosophy generally fall within the purview of political philosophy. I'm particularly interested in studying how societies formulate new rules in response to changing circumstances, as well as the ways that coercive interference with individuals' lives can be justified in order to solve problems. I am a libertarian in a sense, though I probably break with traditional libertarian stances on the majority of issues. My current work is focused on coming up with an appropriate response to global climate change. When I'm not doing philosophy, I like to play guitar, watch kung fu movies, hockey, documentaries, and food-oriented television shows, discover preposterous things on the internet, cook, and find new and exciting ways to do anything besides what I'm supposed to be doing (like editing this profile). |