I have applied to be a PhD student in Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Since I was young, I have always had a passionate obsession for metaphysics as well as esoteric topics. When I was in high school, I had already started to build a network of professional connections with renowned scholars in the fields of psychiatry, psychoanalysis, mathematics, linguistics, physicists and philosophers, as I was certain that I was very dedicated to academia. In December 2017 I received a Bachelor of Science degree in Integrative Studies.

My concentrations within the field of Philosophy primarily include the Philosophy of Mind, the Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic, the Philosophy of Physics, Epistemology, and Ontology. I also enjoy the study of ethics and morality. My particular ambition is to find some unifying thread between the consistencies of closed formal systems and examine the foundations of mathematics as well as attempt to solve several perplexing dilemmas in the world of academia. My central hypothesis is on the matter of nonlocal quantum information in the universe and by both examining and connecting matters of epistemological metaphysics using several axioms and various other well established conjectures such as the axiom of choice and the axiom of infinity. I posit that consciousness is unlike an algorithm and is thus non computational in nature. I am concerned with the justification for laws and identities in mathematical logic as well as demonstrating the convergence of computer science, philosophy of mind, theoretical physics, as well as pure mathematics, and logic.

Since elementary school I have been an aspiring writer. In the past, I have written poetry, works of fiction, and written purely for academic purposes. I do try my best to practice writing as often as I possibly can.