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Employed in computer industry, majored in Philosophy, concentrating in Philosophy of Science. One might therefore rightly suspect that I'm a non-academically affiliated, non-professional, philosophically inclined person. Serious interests in logic, HPS, Mind, Math and Physics. Major Motivations: AI, Vinge-Kurzweil singularity stuff.

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