Brief Biographical Sketch:

So I'm at MIT for math, physics, and theoretical computer science and I also love art (not that they're mutually exclusive). I'm from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. I plan to major 18C (that's math and theoretical computer science) likely with some physics and cognitive science/neurology on the side.
My artistic interests are on the fringes of classically defined art and include collage, tie-dying, chinese brush painting, white board art, and, occasionally, some beautiful mathematical proofs. Additionally, I enjoy watching movies, cooking, backpacking, and sailing.
The classes I teach for ESP are almost always multidisciplinary, as in, even if it's filed under math, it will probably have enough of either physics, computer science, natural science, and/or philosophy in it to be alternatively filed under at least a few other sections.
I almost never have prerequisites, but most of my classes require significant class participation and the ability to follow and make interesting and often complex logical arguments, anything from justifying your definition of life to debating the Church-Turing Thesis. Of course, some of my classes are just pure awesomeness and humor, others purely art. In general, don't think too hard, just sign up and brace yourself.

Past Classes