These texts form part of a continuing line of thought — across neuroscience, philosophy, and the ways in which human and institutional life is shaped.
Some are published here. Others appeared elsewhere.

Essays (on this site)

A Dilemma
When loss has already occurred,
and the most plausible explanation
cannot be confirmed —
is it reasonable to act as if it were true,
when waiting for certainty is not possible?

We can leave it here.

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Published elsewhere

Morality and the Brain
On how neural processes shape what feels like moral certainty — and why intuition can diverge from reflection.
Published in The Pioneer →

Between Fear and Freedom
Reflections on how neural and psychological patterns shape the tension between constraint and openness.
Published in The Pioneer →

On Social Pain
A reflection on the neural and experiential dimensions of social pain and its influence on human behaviour.
Published in The Pioneer →

Are We Neuronally Determined — or Free?
A reflection on freedom, responsibility, and the limits of neuroscientific explanation.
Book publication →

Are There Neural Correlates of Aesthetic Judgment?
Reflections on how neural processes relate to aesthetic experience and evaluative judgment.
Book publication →