I do graduate work in philosophy and ethics at Fordham. I was raised in a bit of an intellectual-academic bubble (my parents met at Harvard) but I try really hard not to be a snob. I'm in Connecticut for a while as of May 20th but I'd really like to move back to New York.

Right now I am pursuing a Master's degree in ethics which will be finished by May 2013 (I've already been working on it for a few semesters as an undergrad). Following that I may or may not apply to PhD programs; I also have not ruled out Law School. If I don't decide to go either of those routes I'll do something else. Who knows?

Talking. Seriously. I've been doing public speaking competitively in one form or another since I was 10 years old. I started out reading The Lorax for forensics competitions in Middle School and most recently was an active member of Fordham's debate team. Debate was an amazing experience-ask me about how it took me to 4 different continents.

I'm tall? I don't know. People often tell me that I speak very clearly and authoritatively. I'm not totally sure what that means. I've also been told I look like one of the guys from Doctor Who a bunch of times. I don't see it.

Community is the best show on TV right now and I adore it. I sometimes enjoy South Park but I also often feel frustrated by it. Seinfeld and Arrested Development are all time favorites. I like alternative music (so Radiohead and bands that sound like Radiohead). Most of my reading these days ends up being Philosophy I have to read for school but my favorite author to read for pleasure is probably Kurt Vonnegut. My favorite movie might be "Annie Hall". I like spicy food.

Books, Wikipedia, Google, Milk, Fruit-flavored Ice Cream, Caffeine.

Epistemology, meta-ethics, regular old not-at-all meta ethics.

I might be out at a bar (typically in Manhattan) or I might be trying to catch up on work. It's about 50-50. Until recently, I spent a lot of weekends traveling with my college debate team.

I have a twin brother. He has a profile here somewhere.

You like having arguments.
You self-identify as a feminist.
You rolled your eyes a little at my username.
You can hold up your end of a discussion about Hegel but you aren't too good to go to a baseball game.
You have a tattoo.
You are sarcastic as hell.
You really just want to skip to the part where we watch Craig Ferguson and cuddle.

You honestly aren't horrible and live nearby.

Don't message me if you are really awesome but live really far away. Seriously it's a bummer.