Imperfect Cognition

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Mensa Bulletin

Technology and Society Magazine

Environmental Ethics Textbook

In this February 2022 feature article for the Mensa Bulletin, I authored a non-partisan review of political divisiveness in America and presented a way to assuage it via the ancient virtue ethics of Aristotle.

Technology and Society Magazine

Environmental Ethics Textbook

For this Schmidtz & Willott college text, I contributed an article weighing libertarian vs. utilitarian ethics as authority to regulate pollution.

Technology and Society Magazine

For this 2016 IEEE engineering magazine, I contributed a peer reviewed article, "Will My Next Car Be a Libertarian or a Utilitarian? Who Will Decide?"

Imperfect Cognition

This website shares my published works as a means to generate interest from publishers and editors for future works. The site also includes some works in progress whereby I encourage other writers, researchers and editors to provide criticism. Finally, I have supplied tabs with background information on my experience, academic preparation, and interests. If you dream of flying, be certain to click on the 'FLYING' tab.

The site name, Imperfect Cognition, acknowledges the shared attribute that makes us human. It is both an affliction and a blessing in that it frustrates our ambitions with humbling errors while providing a worthwhile pursuit - eudaimonia.

The banner picture above was taken from the window of my Tucson office. Shortly after it was captured, the clouds coalesced into one of our booming monsoon thunderstorms.

Tom Fournier