About

I'm Evarist, a philosophical engineer exploring the foundational code—both silicon and societal—that shapes our reality.

My work sits at the intersection of technology and human nature, examining how AI, psychology, blockchain technologies, and economic systems interact to create the world we inhabit. I'm fascinated by the patterns that emerge when human behavior meets algorithmic logic, and the unintended consequences that arise from our technological choices.

Through this space, I explore questions like: How do our cognitive biases interact with decentralized systems? What happens when code becomes law? How might ancient philosophical frameworks guide us in building beneficial AI? These aren't just academic questions—they're urgent challenges that will define our collective future.

I believe that understanding the systems that run our world requires both technical depth and philosophical breadth. It's not enough to build; we must also understand why we build, what we're building toward, and who gets to decide.

What I'm Working On

Currently, I'm researching the psychological dimensions of blockchain adoption, the ethics of AI alignment, and the economic implications of attention-based systems. I'm particularly interested in how we can design technologies that enhance rather than diminish human agency and flourishing.

Let's Connect

I'm always interested in thoughtful conversations about technology, philosophy, and the future we're building together. Feel free to reach out if something I've written resonates with you, or if you'd like to explore these ideas further.