New Zealand philosopher who has worked on Hume's is-ought gap, conspiracy theories, and metaethics.
Contributed to the defense of Hume's is-ought gap against naturalistic attempts to derive ethical conclusions from purely factual premises. Has argued that conspiracy theories are not epistemically illegitimate — we should assess them case by case.
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