Published Papers
- “The Epistemic Advantages of Representative Deliberation” (2026) with Singer, Grim, Bramson, Holman, and Jung, in PLOS ONE.
- “The Epistemic Role of Diversity in Juries: An Agent-Based Model” (2024) with Grim, Singer, Bramson, Holman, and Jung, in Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation.
- “Representation in Models of Epistemic Democracy” (2020) with Grim, Bramson, Singer, Jung, and Page, in Episteme.
- “Testing Epistemic Democracy’s Claims for Majority Rule” (2020) with Sales, in Politics, Philosophy & Economics.
- “Rational Social and Political Polarization” (2019) with Singer, Bramson, Grim, Holman, Jung, Kovaka, and Ranginani, in Philosophical Studies.
- “Disambiguation of Social Polarization Concepts and Measures” (2016) with Bramson, Grim, Singer, Fisher, Sack, and Flocken, in The Journal of Mathematical Sociology.
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In my free time I run, listen to newish music, play with photography (I have 20 rolls of Fugifilm 400H in a freezer), and make coffee. (I know, I'm iconoclastic like that.) If you’re looking for coffee recs, I have some have some. But mostly I am spending time with my accomplished wife, two daughters, and silver Staffy whom we rescued from the Huron Valley Humane Society.
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